Dubrovnik Gallery

Clearly, Dubrovnik is the brightest gem of the southern Dalmatian coast and despite coming under attack in the Balkan wars of the early 1990s it is as delightful and full of historic treasures and atmosphere as it always was; described by George Bernard Shaw as "Heaven on Earth".

Lapad Beach

Babin Kuk Peninsula		Lapad area

Lokrum Island (opp. Dubrovnik's old town).		New Bridge from the port to join the coastal highway.

Plenty of cafes and shopping in the Lapad area.		New harbour area (Lapad).

Pictures of the Old Town:

One of the pleasures of a visit to Dubrovnik must surely be the walk around the city ramparts looking down at the narrow streets, churches and cafes as well as across the sea. The main street (Stradun) is a wide thoroughfare paved with large smooth stones and during the day it is alive with shops and street-side cafes while as the evening sets in the whole area fills with families and couples enjoying their evening Korzo (a sort of stroll where everyone dresses up a bit and then casually meet their friends along the way).

There are so many little places to enjoy, interesting buildings not to miss and restaurants to frequent that we cannot do justice to them here; however, all Rediscover the World Croatia customers receive our guide book completely free ... and, of course, you can always ask us as many questions as you like when you book.

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