We walked the Old Town City Walls. This was the last thing we did in Dubrovnik. I was not a fan of being that high up and the stairs worried me too. For less than ten pounds and you can not pay in euros. Either Croatian Kuna or a credit card. We joined the City Walls at the Gate of…
While we at the top, we went to visit the Homeland War museum. Housed in the old fort built for Napoleon in 1812. Its significant strategic and defence characteristics gained prominence during the Homeland War when it became the symbol of defence of Dubrovnik and Croatian South. This permanent exhibition was very poignant, and very informative. I really do no see any…
On our last day in Dubrovnik, we visited the cable car, we went early as to try to avoid the extreme heat. I had booked online directly. We had walked through the Old Town and eventually found our way to the entrance. The cable car goes up every half an hour. We were lucky as we arrived, they were starting…
I had researched as normal and picked Hotel Lapad in Dubrovnik for our short stay and had reserved a pool and sea view. After we check in, we arrived in our view and I was pleased with what I saw. Located across the port Of Gruz, so every morning we would wake to see different cruise ships dock yet we…
We had booked a ninety minute walking tour around Dubrovnik's Old Town. The Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and from above - taken from the road side. It looks beautiful ! We meet our guide at the fountain in the square named Brsalje. This was the first thing we saw a map of the Old Town alongside, another…
