Dubrovnik is a Croatian spa town, the capital of South Dalmatia. In the last decade, the city has become especially popular with tourists all over the world, thanks to a mild, even climate, the cleanest warm Adriatic Sea and picturesque southern nature. It will not be a problem what to see in Dubrovnik, because this one of the most beautiful cities in the world is famous for its unique ancient architecture. The sights of Dubrovnik are protected by UNESCO, as being of cultural significance on a global scale.
Beaches of Dubrovnik
Certainly, beach vacation on the banks of the azure Adriatic - the most important thing is why tourists go to this blessed place. Due to its excellent ecology and amenities, the beaches are attractive for families. A wonderful holiday holiday is provided by the well thought out infrastructure of Dubrovnik: in the city and its surroundings, vacationers are always ready to host a variety of comfortable hotels, restaurants with a variety of cuisine, including national. According to the famous oceanographer Jacques Yves Cousteau, here is the cleanest place in the Adriatic. The largest beach in Dubrovnik is Lapad Beach. The sand-and-shingle beach is perfectly adapted, both for family rest and for single travelers. No less popular is the pebble beach of Bane Beach, located in the old city, from where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the historic center of Dubrovnik.
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Old town of Dubrovnik
The old city is a collection of all kinds of sights. The busiest street of Dubrovnik is Stradun, dividing the fortress into two parts. To the right of the gate is the old fountain of Onofrio and the Franciscan monastery. Here is one of the oldest operating pharmacies. Nearby is the Sponza Palace, the Church of St. Vlaha, the female ancient monastery of St. Clara and the Rector's Palace, the Gothic building of which is the City Museum.
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In the old town you can also see the 31-meter City Belltower, visit the National Theater of the Marina Dřík and the Cathedral of the Ascension of Our Lady. No less interesting is to visit the oldest synagogue in Southern Europe, the Ethnographic Museum and the Art Gallery. In the gallery there are paintings by craftsmen of the 14th - 20th centuries.
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Aquarium in Dubrovnik
In the walls of the ancient fortress of St. John there is a marine aquarium - an oasis of peace and quiet. Thirty large aquariums housed all the representatives of the flora and fauna of the Adriatic Sea. Fresh sea water is constantly updated in tanks, so the aquarium looks especially impressive, where it is represented how a person pollutes the marine environment.
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The cable car in Dubrovnik
The cable car is the only one on the whole Adriatic coast. From the funicular opens a wonderful view of the sea surface and numerous city attractions. At the top of the mountain, where passengers are delivered, there are a restaurant, a souvenir shop and an amphitheater.
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Excursions from Dubrovnik
Visiting the surroundings of Dubrovnik will provide a lot of impressions! An unusually interesting excursion is a picnic on the Oyster plantation, where the present farm economy is represented and delicious fresh sea gifts are provided. An excursion to Korcula - the largest and most beautiful island in Croatia, attracts excellent cuisine in a variety of restaurants. The trips to Plitvice Lakes, where the National Park is located and the unique system of natural reservoirs and waterfalls are very popular.
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For those who prefer night-time entertainment in Dubrovnik, there are many bars, discos in different styles, which are mostly
To travel to this wonderful city you only need a passport and a visa to Croatia .