Dubrovnik Travel Guide

Offering exquisite fine dining with breathtaking views of Fort Lovrijenac and Bokar fortress, Nautika serves creative Mediterranean cuisine using fresh, local ingredients.

A long-standing institution in the Old Town, Proto specializes in fresh seafood and traditional Dalmatian dishes prepared with a modern twist. The ambiance is elegant yet authentic.

Located just outside Pile Gate, this restaurant offers stunning views of the city walls and sea. It's a great spot for both casual meals and more formal dining, serving a variety of Croatian and international dishes.

A popular, casual spot known for its delicious wood-fired pizzas and relaxed atmosphere. Perfect for a quick and satisfying meal after exploring the Old Town.

A unique nightclub situated within a 15th-century fortress at the eastern entrance of the Old Town. Hosts international DJs and lively parties, especially popular in summer.

Literally 'hole in the wall' bar, offering stunning sunset views from rocks outside the city walls. A perfect spot for a relaxed drink with incredible scenery.

A popular pub in the Old Town offering a wide selection of beers, live music, and a vibrant atmosphere, often frequented by both locals and tourists.

A beautiful Gothic-Renaissance palace that once served as the seat of the Rector of the Republic of Ragusa. Now houses the Cultural History Museum, displaying artifacts from Dubrovnik's past.

Located within Fort St. John, this museum showcases Dubrovnik's rich seafaring history, including ship models, nautical instruments, and maritime charts.

Houses a valuable collection of religious art, including paintings by local and Italian masters, precious manuscripts, and liturgical objects within a beautiful monastery complex.

A historic cinema located within the Old Town, often showing a mix of international and Croatian films. During summer, it sometimes hosts outdoor screenings.

A modern multiplex cinema located in the DOC shopping center in Lapad, offering the latest blockbuster releases in comfortable surroundings.

An annual arts festival featuring a rich program of classical music, opera, theater, and dance performances held in various open-air venues across the city.

A unique international festival celebrating 'klapa' singing, a traditional form of a cappella music from Dalmatia, recognized by UNESCO.

Dubrovnik's most famous public beach, offering spectacular views of the Old Town. It features pebble shore, sun loungers, umbrellas, and water sports activities.

A family-friendly pebble beach located in the Lapad Bay area, surrounded by lush greenery and a promenade with cafes and restaurants. Features calm waters and amenities.

A picturesque, secluded pebble beach south of the Old Town, accessible via a long set of stairs. Offers stunning views and a tranquil atmosphere.

Overlooking Dubrovnik, Mount Srđ offers panoramic views of the Old Town, the Adriatic Sea, and the surrounding islands. Accessible by cable car, car, or hiking trail.

A well-equipped gym with modern cardio and strength training equipment, often accessible to non-guests via day passes or memberships.

Part of a luxury resort, this fitness center offers a wide range of equipment and often provides access to visitors for a fee.

An elegant indoor pool with large windows offering sea views. Part of the luxurious Hotel Excelsior, some hotel pools in Dubrovnik may offer day passes for non-guests.

Features a large outdoor pool complex with stunning sea views and an indoor pool. Known for its extensive spa facilities, day passes are sometimes available.