【Croatia/Dubrovnik】The Pearl of the Adriatic and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Dubrovnik, located in southern Croatia 🇭🇷, is often referred to as "The Pearl of the Adriatic," with its Old Town registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site𓂃𓈒𓏸. The stunning contrast of the blue sea and orange rooftops creates a picturesque view that is soothing just to walk through𓅯 ⸒⸒. There are two recommended spots for breathtaking views: 1. From "on top of the city walls"! Entering the Old Town (inside the city walls) is free 24/7, and you can come and go as you please 🙆♀️. However, walking on top of the city walls requires a ticket! 〈Ticket Prices〉 - On-season (April–October): Adults: €40 per entry, Children: €15 - Off-season (November–March): Adults: €15 per entry, Children: €5 (as of May 2025) There are three entrances to the city walls, and the recommended one is the Ploče Gate!✨ The Pile Gate tends to be crowded, so it’s not highly recommended 🙅♀️. Try to visit early in the morning! Also, note that once you descend from the city walls, re-entry is not allowed!!⚠️ 2. From "Mount Srđ"! You can take a cable car to enjoy a panoramic view of Dubrovnik from the top of the mountain 🚡. 〈Ticket Prices〉 One-way: €15, Round-trip: €27 Dubrovnik also boasts beautiful beaches, with Banje Beach being particularly stunning! It’s about a 10-minute walk from the Old Town, so be sure to check it out too 🏖️.