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Dubrovnik Old Town

A UNESCO-listed walled city on the Adriatic, with a marble-paved main street, medieval fortifications and centuries of maritime history.

Nearly 2 km of unbroken medieval ramparts circling Dubrovnik's Old Town, with forts, towers and sweeping views of the sea and rooftops.

Dubrovnik's famous 300-metre main street, paved in gleaming limestone and lined with baroque houses, fountains and historic landmarks.

A triangular fortress on a 37-metre rock beside Dubrovnik's western walls, famed for its freedom motto, Hamlet stage and Game of Thrones role.

Gothic-Renaissance palace and Cultural History Museum in Dubrovnik Old Town, once the home and workplace of the Ragusan Republic's elected Rector.

Cable car to Mount Srđ above Dubrovnik, with panoramic Old Town views, Napoleonic Fort Imperial, a war museum, a restaurant and hiking trails.

The fortified western entrance to Dubrovnik's Old Town, with a stone bridge, two gates, St. Blaise statues and access to the City Walls.

Car-free nature reserve 10 minutes by boat from Dubrovnik, with monastery ruins, a botanical garden, peacocks, Fort Royal and rocky swimming spots.

Baroque cathedral in Dubrovnik's Old Town, home to a Titian altarpiece and a treasury of gilded reliquaries, including those of St. Blaise.

15th-century sixteen-sided fountain just inside Pile Gate, the grand end point of Dubrovnik's medieval aqueduct and still a source of drinking water.

A pebble beach just outside Dubrovnik's Ploče Gate, with swimming, a beach club and standout views of the walls and Lokrum Island.

A Gothic-Renaissance palace at the end of Stradun, once Dubrovnik's customs house and now home to the State Archives and a memorial room.

A working Franciscan friary on Stradun with a serene Romanesque-Gothic cloister, a museum, a library and one of Europe's oldest pharmacies.

A round 15th-century fortress at the southwest corner of Dubrovnik's walls, built to guard Pile Gate and now a summer festival venue.

A lively square behind the cathedral with a daily morning market, a monument to poet Ivan Gundulić and views of the Baroque Jesuit Steps.