Explore the limestone-paved streets, Gothic and Renaissance monuments, and the ancient city walls, for a glimpse of Dubrovnik's rich history.
Visit the Baroque-style cathedral that houses a treasury of relics and religious art. Then, visit the Gothic-Renaissance palace, home to the legendary Dubrovnik Republic's rector.
Behold the medieval defense tower and fortifications of Minceta, and visit Europe's third-oldest pharmacy in the 14th-century Franciscan monastery.
Learn about Dubrovnik's rich history at the Archeological Museum with its vast collection of cultural artifacts, then visit the city's sole synagogue exemplifying Jewish history.
Take a cable car to Mount Srd and visit the Museum of Modern Art showcasing works by Croatian and international artists. Enjoy the stunning views of Dubrovnik from the mountain's summit.
Take a ferry to the picturesque Lokrum Island and enjoy its medieval ruins, botanical garden featuring exotic plants, and the Dead Sea.
Visit the serene seaside town of Cavtat, showcasing Renaissance and Baroque architecture, ancient ruins, and an idyllic pier to relax by the Adriatic sea.
For those with more time, suggest visiting other nearby towns such as Ston, Trsteno, and Ston Walls. If time is limited, skip the Museum of Modern Art, and consider a quick visit to the Cathedral. Lastly, wear comfortable footwear, and bring sunscreen as most attractions involve walking in an exposed area.