During the sightseeing walk you will take in the atmosphere and challenging past of the port city, walk through the filming locations of "Game of Thrones" and learn the most interesting things about everyday life of Croats.

On the guided walking tour around Dubrovnik, you will stroll along Stradun, the main street of the city, and the surrounding walls and fortresses. Historically known as Ragusa, Dubrovnik is a city on the Adriatic Sea and one of the most prominent tourist destinations in the region due to its outstanding medieval architecture and fortified old town. It became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979, and its history goes back to the 7th century and to the era of the Byzantine Empire. The guide will take you to the Franciscan friary that belongs to the Order of the Friars Minor and also features a c

A half-day tour of the oldest part of Dubrovnik. Walking through the old town introduces the rich history of Dubrovnik, its buildings. Visiting the walls or visiting the cable car is also an unforgettable experience. During the city inspection it is possible to visit the Franciscan Monastery Museum, the Dominican Monastery, the Rector's Palace, the Cathedral, the Maritime Museum, and the Ethnographic Museum. Each mentioned place has its own different story from the earliest history of the city. During the tour of the walls, you can visit the foundry located in Fortress Minceta. The foundry has

The protected small harbor of Portoč, the island’s accessibility and its abundance of fertile land on a large expanse of flatland led to land cultivation and the construction of a church with a monastery in the 11th century. The gardens of Lokrum on the protected and sunny plain were thus established many centuries ago. Records from the 15th century state that the Benedictine monastery’s estates on Lokrum were superbly landscaped and cultivated. The monastery was known for its cultivated plants and herbs as well as good wine and beautiful gardens. Lokrum Island is a favorite place cut by local