Located on the shores of southern Croatia, this distinctive city is a historical masterpiece that will mesmerize and inspire you. The Old City of Dubrovnik is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its gorgeous coastal waters, 13th-century architecture, and majestic Renaissance and Baroque churches. It’s easy to see why so many people flock to Dubrovnik every year! With so many things to see and do, you’ll want to take the streets and explore the whole city with Dubrovnik Free Walking Tours. Book one of the Essential City Tours in Dubrovnik to help you see all the important landmarks whilst learning about their history. Optionally, the Free Game of Thrones Tour will take you around the real-life localizations of this amazing show. Join one of the Free Tours in Dubrovnik and explore this unique city with a local guide!

Dubrovnik Free Walking Tours around the old town are a must on a visit to Croatia. Most tourists enter through the iconic Pila Gate and stroll through the beautifully preserved Stradun Street, a limestone-paved work of art that stretches for over 300 meters through the historic Old Town. Visit the Walls of Dubrovnik for a glimpse of Croatian history and culture. They are a series of medieval defensive stone walls that were built between the 7th and 17th centuries. Other highlights in the Old Town include the Rector’s Palace and the Assumption Cathedral. Fans of the popular HBO show, Game of Thrones, will love this city. Many of the city’s sights, such as Fort St. Lawrence Fortress and Dubrovnik West Pier were film locations for the Game of Thrones series, including the iconic King’s Landing. If you’re an avid Game of Thrones fan, you will find yourself in paradise and feel like you’ve walked right into the show.

Known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic", this stunning place is an absolute joy to visit. Spend a morning walking the Old Town walls. The route is around 2km and you should make the effort to walk all the way around, as you will be rewarded with breath-taking views on every side. Dubrovnik is not only rich in historical wonders, but also in culinary delights. With its proximity to the sea, understandably, Dubrovnik offers some outstanding seafood dishes. Make sure you try some crni rizot (black risotto) before you leave. Just outside the Old Town, you can take a cable car to Mount Srd. Head up the Mount around sunset for spectacular views of the Old Town and islands. When in Dubrovnik, you absolutely must visit the two major islands, Lokrum and Mljet, which contain magnificent gardens, crystal-clear lakes, gorgeous beaches, and mesmerizing caves. Ferries run from the port in the Old Town, or you can even take a kayak!