The old town graciously welcomes you into her midst with friendly clean pavements and walkways. Something for everything. Great restaurants and places to sit and absorb this old town. Great place to catch-up with your own thoughts.
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The old town graciously welcomes you into her midst with friendly clean pavements and walkways. Something for everything. Great restaurants and places to sit and absorb this old town. Great place to catch-up with your own thoughts.
A very clean and quaint throughfare, with lots of side streets. No shortage of restaurants, and also a great ice cream parlour there, too. I think the only public toilets are by the tourist info centre and cost 100Kuna per person.
Avoid the ones with seats outside and look down the side streets. We paid £16 for 3 tiny coffees on our first day. 😵😵😵 The Buzz Bar is nice. Kras chocolate shop is worth a look. Gossip has nice ice creams. And I definitely recommend...More
All white, tall and historic buildings. Wish there wasn’t an earthquake years ago. There are many shops but I visited only a few because there wasn’t much time.
I will never tire of this avenue. But I only go at 5:00 a.m. or late at night to have the place practically to myself.
Lined with shops, restaurants and cafes this main thoroughfare makes it easy to orientate yourself in the Old City of Dubrovnik. The pavers are smooth from hundreds of years of wear and tear. I wonder how many buildings we construct these days will still be...More
So I didn't realize that G.O.T was filmed in Dubrovnik. But having been here I can understand why! It is stunning. We particularly loved walking along the old city walls. This view of the Stradun was brilliant. And then walking along this main thoroughfare across...More
There were some interesting old building and shops down this historical street. It’s a very clean and safe area plus I had the best chocolate ice cream that I have ever had from the ice cream parlour at the beginning of the street. Make sure...More
I am a well travelled person and love spending time in different cities around the world but have never seen pricing like I saw in Dubrovnik Old Town. The average price for a large beer in and around the old town and back streets was...More
The longest street in the old town with à lot of shops and few caffes.Very expensive. We took à coffe break at Festival . In the evening à guy played piano.Nice