Highlights
Learn from your local guide about Old Part of Dubrovnik Town and explore its monuments including the Franciscan Monastery, the monuments in Stradun, Cathedral of the Assumption, and more. Enjoy the personal experience of a walking tour while you learn about the heritage and ancient culture of the city.
• Explore the famous historic landmarks, including the walk in Stradun.
• Learn about Dubrovnik’s history and culture from your local guide.
• Choose the time when you want to take the tour.
What's included
Inclusions
Professional Guide
Walking tour in Dubrovnik
Exclusions
Transport
Entrance fees
Meals and drinks
Gratuities
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Destination
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Departure
Pile Gate, Dubrovnik -
Departure Time
Free Choice -
Dress Code
Casual, Comfortable shoes
Map
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik always impresses its visitors with its paved streets with white limestone, its walls crowning the city and the medieval houses full of history. Walking on foot for around 2 hours, you will immerse into its 1,400-year history of the city, going back in time when Dubrovnik was one of the richest and most important ports in the world.
We meet each other at Pile's Gate, in the old part of the city and start the journey through the city's history. We pass the Franciscan Monastery and Rector’s Palace, admire the Orlando Column, a monument in the Stradun. We also visit the Onofrit Fountain, built in 1438 at the end of a 12-kilometer aqueduct that provided water for the city. Our tour also passes by the Rector's Palace, Sponza Palace and the Cathedral of the Assumption, a baroque church built after the devastating earthquake of 1667.
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Day1
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik always impresses its visitors with its paved streets with white limestone, its walls crowning the city and the medieval houses full of history. Walking on foot for around 2 hours, you will immerse into its 1,400-year history of the city, going back in time when Dubrovnik was one of the richest and most important ports in the world.
We meet each other at Pile's Gate, in the old part of the city and start the journey through the city's history. We pass the Franciscan Monastery and Rector’s Palace, admire the Orlando Column, a monument in the Stradun. We also visit the Onofrit Fountain, built in 1438 at the end of a 12-kilometer aqueduct that provided water for the city. Our tour also passes by the Rector's Palace, Sponza Palace and the Cathedral of the Assumption, a baroque church built after the devastating earthquake of 1667.
Day2