[2025 Dubrovnik Attraction] Travel Guide for Old Town (Updated Mar)

It was a business trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia. Dubrovnik is famous for its Old Town, but on our second trip, we explored lesser-known spots that were equally breathtaking and offered unique photo opportunities 📸 We began our day hiking the lesser-used trail up Mount Srđ ⛰️ The views along the way were incredible, with panoramas of the Old Town and the Adriatic Sea. Sunrise is the best time to visit for soft lighting and cooler temperatures. Even if you don’t reach the summit, the vistas along the trail are worth it 😍 📍(Trailhead) Jadranska Cesta, Dubrovnik, Croatia We also explored Bellevue Beach 🏖️ a secluded cove tucked away from the crowds. It’s a hidden gem 💎 perfect for capturing dramatic cliffs and turquoise waters. We’d recommend visiting during the early afternoon for the best lighting on the water. It’s also a quiet spot to relax 🙌 📍Pera Čingrije 7, Dubrovnik, Croatia As the sun began to set, we headed to the Boninovo Cemetery viewpoint. This off-the-beaten-path location offers a peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of the coastline 😍😍 Sunset adds a warm glow to the scenery, making it perfect for reflective photography 📸 📍Ul. branitelja Dubrovnika, Dubrovnik, Croatia We also took a short ferry ⛴️ ride to Lokrum Island and explored its lush greenery 🪴 peacocks 🦚 and the Benedictine Monastery ruins. This serene island is an excellent place for photos, especially in the morning when the light filters through the trees 🌳 Don’t miss the small saltwater lake called the Dead Sea for unique shots 📸 📍Old Port, Dubrovnik, Croatia We also visited Trsteno Arboretum, a peaceful botanical garden 🪴 just a short drive from Dubrovnik. It’s one of Europe’s oldest arboretums and offers enchanting views of the Adriatic framed by lush vegetation. Mid-afternoon is ideal for capturing the garden’s vibrant colors 🙌 📍Trsteno 20235, Dubrovnik, Croatia For a quieter beach🏝️ experience, we went to Sveti Jakov Beach. It offers a stunning view of Dubrovnik’s Old Town from afar. We arrived an hour before sunset, which provided golden light for photos and a tranquil atmosphere🌤️ 📍Vlaha Bukovca bb, Dubrovnik, Croatia Lastly, we explored the local market near Pile Gate. It’s a fantastic spot for candid shots of fresh produce, handmade goods, and locals going about their day. Morning ☀️ is the best time to visit for vibrant activity and natural light 📸 📍Ul. Vrata od Pila, Dubrovnik, Croatia This itinerary allowed us to see Dubrovnik from a fresh perspective, away from the tourist hotspots. I would recommend it to anyone looking to experience the city’s hidden beauty while capturing incredible photos 🙌🙌🙌 #europetrip #Vacation #travel

#Overseas Travel Record I finally made it to Dubrovnik, Croatia! It's a beautiful city that is said to be the model for Kiki's Delivery Service✨I stayed in Dubrovnik for 3 nights and enjoyed a stroll around the old town🥰Since it's the setting for Game of Thrones, there are many shops selling merchandise! There were many tourists and it was very lively, so just walking around the city was fun❤️Speaking of Dubrovnik, it's famous for touring the city walls, but I didn't do it because I broke my sandals in Turkey, where I had just visited, and I had to choose between stiletto heels or flip-flops😇Tips✍️━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━💰Prices: A bit high for a tourist destination. If you're staying in a normal hotel, you should expect to pay around 20,000 yen per night👮Security: Good◎ Even a woman can get around safely🚗Transportation: Uber and buses are convenient. It seems cheaper than other European regions #Dubrovnik #Croatia #SoloTravel #WorldHeritage

#lone游 This time I traveled alone to Croatia in Europe. I saw the beauty of the Adriatic Sea and got to know the local culture! On this trip, I mainly visited Dubrovnik, which is named after the resort. The architecture in the Old Town is very unique, mainly using Baroque and Gothic-style buildings. The scenery simply makes me linger! This place is very suitable for traveling alone, because this place makes people feel very comfortable. I took my camera to explore the town, walked slowly, and took pictures of different wonderful scenery! For example, the sea, some buildings, and the streets of the town are well worth a visit! #100WAYS TO TRAVEL #trip

#OverseasTravelRecordLine Walking around the old town of Dubrovnik in Croatia 🚶♀️There are so many gelato shops that it's hard to choose, but I bought gelato here at Peppino's Gelato Factory 😌❤️You can try samples, so if you're not sure which flavor to choose, try it first! I ordered pistachio and chocolate 🍫It was rich and refreshing and delicious 🫶They also had a campaign where you could get a discount if you left a review! When you scan the QR code, you will be redirected to Google reviews🤣The campaign price was double 3.5EUR💓Visited: October 2024 🍽Store information━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━📍Peppino’s Gelato Factory 🗺Address: Ul. od Puča 9, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia⏰Opening hours: 10:30-21:00💳Payment method: Cash/card💵Budget: 5EUR #Dubrovnik #Gelato #Croatia

Croatia🇭🇷 is a country located in southeastern Europe, with rich historical and cultural heritage and beautiful natural scenery🎈The following is a Croatia travel guide to share with you🙌🏻: · Visa 📄: 🔸You need to apply for a visa in advance. If you hold two or more Category C or D Schengen visas, a Schengen country residence permit, etc., you do not need to apply for a Croatian visa separately. · Best travel time🕰️: 🔸Croatia is located in the north temperate zone, with four distinct seasons. There is no scorching heat in summer, no severe cold in winter, and the spring and autumn are cool and comfortable✨ The annual tourist peak season is July and August. Now it is the off-season, and the prices are relatively cheaper👈🏻 · Recommended cities to visit✅: 📍Zagreb: As the capital of Croatia, it is full of Renaissance atmosphere. It is recommended to visit St. Mark’s Church and Doge Jelačić Square to experience the city’s history and cultural heritage. 📍Dubrovnik: Known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic", its ancient city walls and quarter are a must-see. Climb up the city wall and overlook the stunning views of the entire city and the Adriatic Sea, as if you've traveled back in time to the Middle Ages 📍Rovinj Old Town Located at the tip of the Istria Peninsula, it is a fusion of Italian, Austrian and Hungarian cultural elements. Wander the narrow alleys of the Old Town and admire the beautiful murals and street art 📍Hvar Island One of the most popular holiday destinations in Croatia, with beautiful sandy beaches and crystal clear waters. Here you can enjoy the sun, sand and waves · Itinerary🎈: 🔸Downtown Zagreb➡️Governor Jelačić Square➡️Zagreb Cathedral➡️Zadar➡️Zadar City Gate➡️St. Donat’s Church➡️Sea Organ➡️Old Town of Trogir➡️St. Lawrence Cathedral➡️ Split➡️Diocletian's Palace➡️Split Old Town➡️Republic Square➡️Hvar Island➡️Hvar Castle➡️St. Stephen's Cathedral➡️Blue Grotto➡️Dubrovnik Old Town➡️Pele Gate➡️ Lovrijenac Fortress ➡️ Lapad Bay ➡️ Zagreb ➡️ Cathedral of the Assumption ➡️ Doge’s Square in Jelacic ➡️ St. Mark’s Church · Accommodation recommendations🏨: ⭕Zagreb: It is recommended to book near Governor’s Square in Jelacic, within walking distance to all attractions · ⭕Dubrovnik: It is recommended to book the hotel on the mountain opposite the old city. The view is excellent. The balcony can take pictures of the sunrise and sunset of the old city. · ⭕Split: It is recommended to book a hotel near the seaside promenade, it is convenient to travel and there are many delicious food nearby. · ⭕Hvar Island: It is recommended to book near Hvar Castle, with beautiful environment and convenient transportation · Food recommendations🥘: 🔹Croatian Barbecue🔹Croatian Grilled Fish 🔹Croatian Stew🔹Croatian Dessert Things to note‼ ️： 🔸The climate in Croatia is changeable, so it is recommended to bring rain gear and warm clothes with you. 🔸Price in Croatia is relatively high, so it is recommended to make a budget in advance 🔸Exchange Euros in the country in advance and bring a credit card with VISA logo💳

🗓️Itinerary: 1. Dubrovnik Old Town 📍Address: Dubrovnik Old Town 💰Per capita consumption: free 💞Recommended reason: The old town is really like a time machine traveling back to the Middle Ages. Walking on those stone-paved paths, surrounded by old churches and historic buildings, it feels like every stone is telling a story. At dusk, the city walls turn golden, it’s so beautiful! (Picture 3 is the same check-in spot from the American TV series Game of Thrones. Friends who love watching TV dramas should not miss this place.) Must Go: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2. Srđ Mountain 📍Address: The top of the mountain can be reached via Dubrovnik’s cable car 💰Per capita consumption: 15 euros one way. If you buy tickets at the store under the castle, there is a 2 euro service fee. It is recommended to go to the cable car ticket office to waive the handling fee. 💞Reason for recommendation: Take the cable car up the mountain, the scenery is simply amazing! The view from the top of the mountain is great, with a view of the entire old city and the boundless sea. Especially at sunset, the whole sky seemed to be on fire, and I didn't want to leave. I took countless photos, but I feel like I can’t fully capture the beauty. You can walk down the mountain or take a cable car back Must Go: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 3. Lokrum Island 📍Address: Reachable by boat from the Old City Port 💞Reason for recommendation: The sea water on the island is so clear that I couldn’t help but jump in and swim for a while. In addition to the beautiful beaches, the small lake on the island is also a surprise. The water is super clear and it feels great to swim. The entire island is full of adventure, perfect for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Must Go: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ #游游客服#Croatia Travel#Dubrovnik#Travel Cool Experience#trip #European Travel#niche travel destination#spiritual supply station#the same style of Game of Thrones#seaside#Travel Photography Beautiful Girl#Travel Beauty Photo Beautiful Girl# Travel inspiration#like #couple #vacation#weekend travel#parent-child good place#local travel

KARAKA is a retro merchant ship built in imitation of the 16th-century ship design Sailing from Dubrovnik to the Elaphiti Islands Rippling in the azure waters Rolling hills Pastoral fields of fertile plains As we approach the dock It echoes with the ancient city of Dubrovnik Everything is so beautiful it doesn't seem real The nearly one-hour Karaka Boat Tour Is a brand new way to explore Croatia on my second visit This century-old retro vessel on the sea Is an echo from the Adriatic Sea dating back to the 7th century

Europe's No1 most beautiful beach, it is the sanctuary in my dreams. Brela beach is the most comfortable beach I have seen over the years, truly second to none. Sitting on the beach chair watching the sunset, I probably will never forget it in my lifetime. Indescribably wonderful. Croatia is really a place I can't stop thinking about. I always say that I must take this opportunity to live here for a while in the future. A completely tourist-free, quiet place. Forbes magazine once rated Brela beach as the No6 beach in the world and the No1 beach in Europe, it is really very beautiful. Brela beach stretches for 6 kilometers, with very little surf, and is a beautiful sea in Croatia and even Europe. Each bay is like a paradise, and century-old pine trees are distributed along the coastline and the edge of the beach, presenting different visual aesthetics and art, and I am still amazed when I think about it now! {Geographical Location Overview} In the Central Dalmatia region of Croatia, Route 8 is the essence of the Croatian coast, with charming white beaches, various hidden small bays with red-tiled fishing villages, and steep cliff sections along the way. Reaching the high ground, you can overlook the islands scattered in the Adriatic Sea, a world-famous coastal road. Among them, the super beautiful beach is the Brela area at the foot of the mountain, with clear and distinct water quality. The special feature is the rows of strong pines on the winding bayside, growing towards the sea with a powerful posture, layers of green shade, red-tiled villas built along the slope, and steep mountains in the distance, simply a heavenly landscape. Transportation Bus: Take a bus from Split, along Route 8 for 1 hour, and you can reach the Brela coast, tell the driver the destination in advance Self-driving: Just navigate, be sure to choose a hotel or B&B that can park, as the beaches are steep and not easy to park Accommodation 1 Paulina It is a villa hotel apartment, the pool faces the sea which is super beautiful, and it is very convenient to go down to the beach 2 Bluesun hotel Berulia A larger hotel, also by the beach, parking is also very good, there are more trees in front of the hotel blocking the sea, but the hotel is still very good [Croatia Itinerary Travel Route Arrangement 1: Dubrovnik (Old Town + City Walls) 2: Dub City (Mountain Top tbanje Coastline) 3: Dub City - Split (Old Town) 4: Split Sea Day Trip (Blue Cave Money Edition) 5: Split - Eye of the Earth - Brela Beach 6: Brela Beach 7: Brela Beach - Rovinj 8: Rovinj (Cake City) 9: Departure from Rovinj

Burala Beach 🏝️ is the most comfortable beach I have seen in years 🏖️ It’s really like no other❤️ Sitting on a chair by the beach and watching the sunset🌇 I will never forget it for the rest of my life. It is so indescribably beautiful😎 Croatia is really a place I will never forget🗺️ I have been saying that I must find a chance to stay here for a while in the future. No tourists at all 😓 Quiet and quiet place 🤫 Forbes magazine once rated Burala Beach as the No. 6 beach in the world and the No. 1 beach in Europe. It is really beautiful🏞️so beautiful🎑. Brare Burara Beach 🏖️ stretches for 6 kilometers, and the wind and waves are very small. It is a beautiful sea in Croatia and even Europe. Every bay is like a paradise 😎, and century-old pine trees are distributed along the coastline and beach 🏖️, showing a different The visual aesthetics and art🖼️, I still sigh when I think about it now! 📍⛳️【Geographic location overview】 In the Central Dalmatia region of Croatia, the route along Highway 8 can be said to be the essence of the Croatian coast. Along the way, there are charming white beaches, red-tiled fishing villages hidden in various small bays, and steep cliff sections. You can see them all at a glance when you go to high places. The Adriatic Islands are a world-famous coastal highway. Among them, the most beautiful beach is the Burala area at the foot of the mountain. The water quality is clear and layered. What is special is that there are rows of strong pines 🌲 beside the twists and turns of the small bay, growing towards the seaside with full strength, and there are layers of green shade. , a villa with red tiles Built along the slope, with steep mountains and mountains in the distance, it is simply the most beautiful scenery in the world. 🚗【Transportation】 🚌Bus: Take a bus from Split and follow Route 8 for 1 hour⏰ to reach the coast of Burara. Tell the driver where to go in advance. 🚗Self-driving: Just navigate, be sure to choose a hotel 🏨 or B&B that can park 🅿️. The beach is very steep and it is difficult to park. 🏨【Accommodation】 🏡1️⃣Paulina It is a villa 🏡hotel apartment, the swimming pool 🏊🏻‍♂️ faces the sea and is super beautiful, and when you go down 👣 you will find the beach, which is very convenient 2️⃣Bluesun hotel Berulia A relatively large hotel 🏨, also on the beach 🏖️, parking 🅿️ is also very good, there are many trees in front of the hotel blocking the sea, but the hotel is still very good 📖【Croatia itinerary travel itinerary】♻️ Dav❶: Dubrovnik (old city + city wall) Day❷: Ducheng (mountain top tbanje coastline) Day❸: Ducheng-Split (ancient city) Day❹: One-day sea trip to Split (same price for Blue Grotto) Day❺: Split-Eye of the Earth-brela Beach Day❻: brela beach Day❼:brela Beach-Rovinj Day❽: Rovinj (Cake City) Day❾: Rovinj leaves

10 things to do in Croatia 1.      Explore the old town of Dubrovnik 2.      Travel back to the Middle Ages in Split 3.      Spend some quiet time in Medvednica 4.      Take a walk in Plitvice National Park 5.      Experience the bustling food market in Zagreb 6.      Visit the frozen waterfall 7.      Spend a day in Sibenik 8.      Experience the fascinating Mask Festival 9.      Enjoy the sun and surf at Zlatni Rat Beach 10.  Soak in a hot spring ☘️ Croatia is a country located at the intersection of Central Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Balkans. It looks like a crescent moon on the map. Croatia has a long coastline, the longest among the Balkan countries, with beautiful scenery along the way; it has over 1185 islands, earning it the nickname 'Country of a Thousand Islands'. The most famous is Plitvice Lakes, where 16 natural lakes are connected, with a large amount of calcium carbonate limestone deposits in the lakes, presenting green, gray, blue, etc., forming an ultimate natural landscape. ☘️ Speaking of Croatia, one must first mention Dubrovnik, also known as 'King's Landing' in the famous 'Game of Thrones'. Even if you're not a fan of the show, it's more customary to call it King's Landing, as it seems to show the grandeur of this ancient city.

Are you attracted by the ancient city with red roofs, the blue sea and the beauty of the islands? Then, Dubrovnik in Croatia is definitely one of the travel destinations you can't miss in your life! ✨Walk on the city wall: Climb the ancient city wall, go around the old city, feel the magnificent scenery, you will be shocked! At sunset, the scenery is even more incomparable. ✨Take a cable car to the top of Srd Mountain to watch the sunset: You can go to the top of the mountain from the cable car station outside the north gate of the ancient city, you will see a 360° panoramic view of Dubrovnik, with beautiful scenery in your eyes. Then have a sunset dinner at the highest restaurant in Dubrovnik, it's so romantic! ✨Wandering in the ancient city: Truly feel the history and culture of Dubrovnik, walk into those narrow alleys, climb those steps with a sense of history, visit various relics, it will definitely leave a deep impression on you. ✨Sea activities: Experience water activities such as kayaking, enjoy the fun and challenge of the sea. ✨Special experience: Find the shooting spots of Game of Thrones, explore the scenes in the drama, it's also a lot of fun! ✨Accommodation suggestions: Because the roads in the old city are mostly bluestone roads, they are not accessible by car, and there are hundreds of steps to enter and exit the city, so it is not recommended to live in the old city. It is recommended to stay in a hillside homestay facing the sea outside the old city, with direct access to the highway, and overlooking Dubrovnik. ✨Itinerary planning: It is recommended to plan a 3-day itinerary, D1 visit Banje Beach and the fortress, then take a cable car to the mountain for a sunset dinner; D2 visit the old city and the city wall; D3 experience sea activities such as kayaking. ✨Best season: The climate is pleasant in May-June and September-October, and there are relatively few people. July-August is hot and crowded with high prices, but the sea water temperature is good. It's cold and rainy from November to April. I hope this guide can help you! Get ready to start your dream trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia!💖✈️🌊

Dubrovnik is famous for being the location of Games of Thrones, but it's so much more than that. Dubrovnik Old Town is staggeringly beautiful with imposing towers, picturesque streets and a stunning view of the Adriatic Sea. The tourist traffic can be overwhelming during the summertime. I went there last April and the crowds were manageable. Food is expensive inside the Old Town (about 20euro per meal, ugh) but there are cheap eats when you venture out of the tourist hotspots. Go visit!#dubrovnik Getting There - you can join a cruise or fly into Dubrovnik. You can also travel overland from nearby countries (Bosnia & Herzegovina and Montenegro) Attractions - The lovely Stradun, Old City Walls and the resorts in Lapad Hotels - accommodations are kinda pricey Food & Restaurants - food is also expensive, but there are plenty of options. Have a gelato and pizza Shopping - The souvenirs inside Okd Town are frightfully expensive

(empty) 📍Croatia is located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, with a long history and cultural heritage, unique architectural heritage, which is fascinating. ➕In addition, Croatia's football industry has also contributed to its tourism. But what really leaves a lasting memory is its charming natural scenery. 🎐The Eye of the Earth is located outside the town of Svetina, Croatia🏘, at the foot of the Dinara Mountains. 📷From the perspective of the photographer, the blue-green water waves 🌊 ripple from top to bottom, but they are clear and transparent, and the depth of several hundred meters below can be seen. It's like an eye embedded in the ground. 🧊The beautiful blue-green source of the Setina River is a karst spring, adding a touch of mystery to the atmosphere while also being icy cold. 🎐Zadar, Croatia's geographical location is along the Adriatic Sea🚤, so there are countless small port cities. Zadar has a beautiful environment, but it is little known. Its history is difficult to summarize simply, and it has survived vibrantly through negotiations of war and peace🌅 Due to its long history, the entire old city area is a very complete monument, but the traces of history have not made it too heavy. The beating of the waves, the lively conversations of residents and travelers, make it full of vitality here✨ 🎐Dubrovnik is located on the pleasant climate Dalmatian coast and is a medieval city with a long history. Because of its long history, 🕍The buildings inside the city are well-preserved, and some streets in the old town have even been included in the "World Heritage List". The best viewing spot is at the top of Srd Mountain, where you can almost see the entire "King's Landing" 🌇. When the sunset glow falls on this mountaintop, looking down is the historical style of Dubrovnik's urban area, looking far away is the blue sea of the Adriatic Sea 🌊, as if the sea breeze here also has form and color.

Dubrovnik is a pearl of the Adriatic Coastline and you will understand this term as soon as you visit it. The old town is surrounded by massive walls and the panoramic views are filled with typical orange rooftops. This city will have you walk endless stairs, but you will certainly come back for more – that’s how beautiful it is. During summer, the sunset created amazing golden light for your photo and you will be able to capture the beauty of Dubrovnik. #tripblazers #mytripvlog #beachlife #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #summervacation

#celebratewithtrip The city of Dubrovnik is one of the favorite destinations among those traveling to Croatia.The medieval city is so well preserved, with intact walls and is surrounded by the beautiful Adriatic Sea. The city walls are the symbol of Dubrovnik and are considered one of the most beautiful fortification systems in the world. By entering the Pile Gate you will find yourself at the beginning of the main city street – Stradun. Stradun is the widest and longest street inside the city walls it is also the most popular street of the Old Town. All the palaces and buildings on the street house business on the ground floor. You can find everything from souvenir and jewelry shops to cafes and pastry shops. Restaurants are mostly situated in the two streets parallel to Stradun. This place is just so beautiful that you have to see it on your own.

#celebratewithtrip Me and my girlfriend flew to Dubrovnik, the city of game of thrones using Trip.com. Dubrovnik is a famous city in the southeastern semi-exclave of Croatia 🇭🇷. While visiting Dubrovnik you must go to ‘Old Town’, this historical part of Dubrovnik is famous for its medieval appearance. The original city walls, which where built for the protection of the city still stand and can be walked on (which I definitely recommend). For the game of thrones fans this is the place to be, have lunch on the stairs of shame, visit the red keep or do a full GOT tour! I cannot recommend Dubrovnik enough, it’s a beautiful city filled with beautiful people. #dubrovnik #tripblazers #summervacation

The place where Game of Throne originate from. Beautiful city in my eye lenses. Brought by local friend here. Although I didn't watch / play Game of Throne, this is a tourists site for those who loves it. The buildings are nice and unique colonial place, even walkway is already so pretty. Sunrise will compliment it. I love walking down the street even without doing anything else. Just observe and look around. Food here is expensive but big portion, can share for 2. Please bring enough cash as some places don't accept credit cards! #exploreeurope #gameofthrone #explorer #discovereurope #urbanexplorer #europe

#OceanView I went to Dubrovnik Beach, which can be said to be the highlight of my trip to Croatia. I went in the winter, so the weather was cold, so I couldn't swim, but it was still so clear and refreshing to look at. If you go in the summer, you can enjoy various water sports such as swimming and kayaking. The beautiful sea view along with the beautiful building exterior of Dubrovnik makes me want to go to Dubrovnik again.

I'm uploading photos from my trip to Dubrovnik 3 years ago. I happened to see Korean Air's direct flight to Croatia on TV and found out about Dubrovnik. I came here to see it for myself. The prices are a little high, but the entire town is surrounded by a castle, and it has such a different charm when viewed from inside, from the castle walls, from outside, and from afar. I highly recommend you visit.

| Croatia | Dubrovnik | Old Town | If you are a big fan of Game of Thrones, you must know the Old Town of Dubrovnik. It is the filming location of King’s Landing, the capital of the Seven Kingdoms in the drama, and has been favored by many tourists in recent years. Although the ancient city is not large, I chose to spend three days and two nights to travel around the city. I have purchased a 3-day Dubrovnik card online, which includes free city bus and attraction admission, so I don’t have to worry about the itinerary for these three days. Heading south from Mostar to Dubrovnik, this was my second stop in Croatia. Europe was hit by a heat wave at the time, with temperatures reaching 36°C. I got off the bus with two backpacks on my back and was sweating profusely within ten minutes. First go to the youth hostel to put down your backpack, change your clothes, and then go out. It takes about 20 minutes to walk from the youth hostel to the ancient city. Under the heat wave, it was quite tiring for L to walk (actually I was too lazy to find a bus...). Fortunately, there were sea views and sea breezes along the way. The highlight of the ancient city is to walk around the city wall. What was waiting for me under the city wall was a sea of ​​orange. I had often seen densely packed orange roofs on TV, and today I had the chance to see them with my own eyes. If Chefchaouen in Morocco is the blue paradise, then Dubrovnik is the orange city. Even though it was past three in the afternoon, the sun was still shining brightly and the temperature of over 30 degrees did not hinder my determination to walk around the city. It took two to three hours to walk around, and we were always exposed to the sun. It was quite tiring to climb up and down the various forts. The only advantage is that there are fewer tourists during this period, so the journey is smooth. Known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic", it is a popular holiday destination for Europeans, which has caused prices in the ancient city to soar a bit and made it more commercialized, but the charm of the medieval ancient city remains undiminished. It’s a pity that I haven’t watched GOT, otherwise it would be even more shocking than what I feel. _____________________________________________ 📍Dubrovnik, Croatia 🕑 APR-OCT 8:00~18:30 // NOV-MAR 9:00~15:00 #mytravoto #lifeisaneverlastingjourney #coolesttravelexperience #checkinmovielocations #travelinspiration #overseastravel

There’s a reason behind all the Dubrovnik hype: this city is absolutely filled with things to do that will keep any kind of traveler entertained. World class cuisine, the beautiful Adriatic Sea, UNESCO sites, charming streets to wander, fun souvenir shopping, and amazing museums are just some of the amazing things to do on your Dubrovnik trip. Some of my favorite restaurants were Azur (Asia-Mediterranean fusion), Taj Mahal (Bosnian food), and Stara Loza (Michelin starred and beautiful, perfect for a lighter meal). For a snack, try Soul Caffe or Peppino’s for gelato. Be sure to walk the city walls of Old Town Dubrovnik for the best views of the city, shop in Old Town’s Gundulic Square Market, catch sunset at cliffside Buza Bar, take a day trip around the Elaphiti Islands, wander one of the museums in Old Town, and go swimming in the sea if the weather is nice!

Dubrovnik is part of Croatia even some 10-20km Bosnian territory separates it from the mainland Croatia. With its Venetian architecture it is the most famous place in Croatia and maybe all around the Balkan peninsula. Also it hosts one very huge Jacht Marina for one of the richest people in Europe #croatia #dubrovnik #happynewyear #happynewyear

#dubrovnik is a city in southern #croatia fronting the Adriatic Sea. It's known for great view of the distinctive #oldtown by walking along massive stone walls completed in the 16th century the enclosure the town and was famous due to #gameofthrone TV drama #travelinspiration

The Old Town of Dubrovnik is the main location for the "Game of Thrones" Junlin City, and senior fans must check in. The Dubrovnik Wall is a defensive stone wall surrounding the Old Town. It has stood in the south of Croatia since the 7th century and is considered to be one of the greatest defense systems of the Middle Ages and has never been destroyed. In 1979, the Old City of Dubrovnik and a large part of the city wall were included in the World Cultural Heritage List by UNESCO. Most of what we see now is built in the 12th and 17th centuries. It is 1940 meters long, almost a circle around the city, and the highest is 25 meters. It is the largest and most complete complex structural wall in Europe, protecting Dubrovnik. Five centuries of peace and prosperity. The old town is now a famous tourist destination. Walking through the walls of Dubrovnik, you can not only enjoy the beautiful sea view outside the city, but also 360-degree view of the old city. The slate of the Old Town Street has been honed over the years.

1. Address - Dubrovnik Old Town Highlights - definitely recommend taking a day out to visit the old town. This city is a bit pricey compared to Split, however it is very worth it. Perfect place to get all your souvenirs and also very good food spots! Rating - 10/10 2. Address - Boat Ride ⛴️ Highlights - take a few hours to enjoy an amazing boat ride with available drinks on board. You can get a ticket near the marina there and don’t need to do it online. You get to see such amazing little deserted islands and you get to stop around to go in for a quick dive. Rating - 10/10 3. Address - Sunset Kolocěp 🌅 Highlights - perfect destination to watch the sunset/sunrise. Quite a deserted so there’s only a few people there. Quite easy to get there if you have a car but if not even by taxi it’s accessible . Rating - 10/10

Explore the diverse cultures of Croatia and other countries on this in-depth 14-day tour! This amazing itinerary is not to be missed. Come explore with me! Croatia🌟, a pearl on the Adriatic Sea, boasts a unique blend of ancient castles and beautiful beaches, history and nature. Don't miss the charm of this thousand-island country on your multi-country tour! 🏰🏖️ Embark on a journey through history and nature! Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Ljubljana Airport, transfer to the hotel, and enjoy free time. Days 2-3: Explore Ljubljana, Lake Bled, and Zagreb, then travel to Plitvice Lakes National Park and Zadar. Days 4-5: Visit Zadar and Split, then head to Dubrovnik. Days 6-7: Explore Dubrovnik, Kotor, and Budva, then travel to Podgorica. Days 8-9: Visit Podgorica, Nikšić, Plužine, and Mostar, then continue to Sarajevo. Days 10-11: Explore Sarajevo, Višegrad, and Zlatibor, then travel to Belgrade. Day 12: Sightseeing in Belgrade. Day 13: Depart from Belgrade and return to Shanghai. Day 14: Arrive in Shanghai, marking the end of a wonderful journey! Must-See Attractions: Dubrovnik Old Town ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Dubrovnik, Croatia, Postal Code: 20000 - Opening Hours: Open all day - Duration: 1 day - Known as the Pearl of the Adriatic, this historic and cultural hub is truly captivating. Plitvice Lakes National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Ivo Pevalek Scientific Research Center, Josipa Jovića 19, 53231 Plitvička Jezera, Croatia - Opening Hours: 7am–8pm - Duration: 3–5 hrs - Explore the unique limestone lake system and experience the magic of nature, enhanced by diverse flora and fauna. Drvengrad (Wooden Village) ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Mokra Gora, Serbia - Opening Hours: Open all day - Duration: 2–3 hrs - The filming location for the movie "Life Is a Miracle," this village offers tranquility and escape amidst vast, open landscapes. Essentials Before You Go: 🧳 📞 Phone card + backup: Stay connected with international roaming. 🔌 Adapter: Be prepared for different socket types in each country. 📜 Documents + copies: Passport, visa – safety first. 👕 Clothing: Pack warm clothes for Croatia's chilly spring weather in March. 🔋 Charger + power bank: Stay powered up wherever you go. 💰 Small amount of cash + credit card: Enjoy worry-free shopping with backup funds. The Croatian leg of the journey concludes here, having taken in the charm of multiple countries. May every step of your journey create unforgettable memories!

Embark on a 19-day in-depth tour of Slovenia and other countries, experiencing the charm of multiple nations in one go! A fantastic itinerary awaits you. Don't miss out! -------------------- 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Depart from Shanghai Pudong ✈️ and arrive in Venice. DAY 2–DAY 3: Explore Venice, then travel to Ljubljana and Lake Bled in Slovenia, before heading to Zagreb, Croatia. DAY 4–DAY 5: Visit Plitvice Lakes and Bihać in Bosnia and Herzegovina, then proceed to Jajce, Travnik, and finally Sarajevo. DAY 6–DAY 7: Depart from Sarajevo and explore Mostar and Dubrovnik in Croatia, before heading to Kotor, Montenegro. DAY 8–DAY 9: Pass through Krujë and arrive in Tirana, Albania, then continue to Ohrid and Skopje in North Macedonia. DAY 10–DAY 12: Explore Sofia, Plovdiv, Kazanlak, and Veliko Tarnovo in Bulgaria. DAY 13–DAY 14: Enter Romania and explore Ruse and Bucharest, then proceed to Sinaia, Bran, and Brașov. DAY 15: Pass through Sighișoara and Sibiu, and arrive at Deva and Corvin Castle. DAY 16–DAY 17: Travel to Belgrade, Serbia, and finally explore Budapest, Hungary. DAY 18: Depart from Budapest ✈️ and return to Shanghai Pudong. DAY 19: Arrive in Shanghai Pudong and conclude the journey. -------------------- Tips: 1. Be mindful of the time difference. Slovenia is 7 hours behind Beijing time 🕰️, so adjust your schedule accordingly! 2. If traveling to Slovenia in March, the climate is moderate and comfortably warm during the day 🌞, but there is a significant temperature difference between day and night, so remember to bring a thick coat 🧥. 3. Want to buy local specialties? Compare prices first 💰. Walnuts and other items may be more affordable at local open-air markets! 4. When traveling through multiple countries, pay attention to the different socket types 🔌 in each country. Bring a travel adapter just in case. 5. Tasting local cuisine 🍽️ is a quick way to immerse yourself in the culture. Don't miss out on traditional Slovenian dishes! -------------------- Multiple countries, diverse scenery, equally wonderful! Slovenia is just the beginning. The world is vast; let's explore it together 🌍✨

| Medieval City Walk + Game of Thrones Pilgrimage Guide. —“Pearl of the Adriatic” 💎 One Day Tour of 500 Years of Free City-State History⚓️ 🗺️ Itinerary (with classic photo spots) 🌞Morning: Stroll through the Old Town Enter from 📍Pile Gate and walk along the marble streets to experience the medieval atmosphere. Recommend having a coffee ☕️ at 📍Gradska Kavana, the terrace faces the harbor, every photo is like an oil painting (Pic 5)! 🌇Afternoon: City Walls Walk + Game of Thrones Check-in Make sure to climb the city walls before ⏰2pm (🎫€35 all-inclusive ticket including forts)‼️ 🔁 Counterclockwise route around the city: 1️⃣ West City Walls: Classic Game of Thrones King's Landing view📸 Shoot the red roofs + blue sea through the lookout holes (Pic 1) Overlooking the harbor from the corner stairs (Pic 3) Panoramic view of the fort, wide-angle lens is a must (Pic 7) 2️⃣ South walkway: Enjoy the sea breeze and watch the sailing boats⛵️ (Pic 9/12) 3️⃣ East Harbor: Mottled stone walls + ancient ships🚢 (Pic 8) 4️⃣ North vantage point: Climb to the top and overlook the whole city🔝 (Pic 11) 🌆Dusk: Lovrijenac Fort Go straight from the west exit of the city wall to the 📍cliff of the fort, the filming location of Cersei's "Walk of Shame" (Pic 14)! It is recommended to bring a telephoto lens to capture the dynamic feeling of waves 🌊 crashing against the rocks~ ⚠️ Tips to Avoid Pitfalls 🚫Don't buy a Day Pass! A single city wall ticket 🎫€15 is enough, other attractions are not worth it ⏳Entry to the city walls stops at 3pm! It is recommended to reserve 3 hours for taking photos 👟Wear non-slip shoes! The stone steps are polished and reflective by the sea wind 🏡 Dreamy Accommodation | Live in a Century-Old Oil Painting 🔥Highly recommend: Apartment CATIVLA ✨ Floor-to-ceiling windows facing the harbor: Open the window in the morning to see the sapphire sea + orange-red roofs (Pic 6) ✨ Century-old stone house: The same building as in the old photos of World War II, full of history ✨ Super friendly host: Free map + pour-over coffee pot + bathtub 🛁 for soaking after a long walk 💰500rmb/night per person, 10 times more worthwhile than staying in a hotel‼️ 📸 Photography Tips 🔸 Golden light: 1 hour after sunrise & 2 hours before sunset, the city walls glow golden✨ 🔸 Dress code suggestions: Solid color long dress👗 + straw hat, avoid patterns stealing the show 🔸 Hidden photo spot: The clock tower at the end of Stradun Main Street, use the arch as a frame (Pic 10) 🌟 Standing on the city walls, I suddenly understood George Bernard Shaw's words: "Those who seek paradise on Earth should come to Dubrovnik." 🌟

A 16-day trip to hot springs in Hungary and other countries to travel around Europe! Soak in hot springs and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Don’t miss it! -------- Hungary, the pearl of the Danube, the ruins of the ancient castle tell a thousand years of history🏰. Wander around Budapest and feel the charm of the twin cities🌆. Set out again to explore the unique customs of neighboring countries, with beautiful scenery and stories along the way! -------- 🛣️Travel route: DAY1: Shanghai gathering day, ready to set off. DAY2-3: Fly directly from Shanghai to Budapest and start your trip to Hungary. After visiting Budapest, we will head to Lake Balaton and Keszthely, and finally arrive near Hévíz for a rest. DAY4-5: Leave Hungary and head to Lake Bled and Ljubljana in Slovenia. Then we visited Postojna Cave and the small village of Kumrovec in Croatia, and finally arrived in Zagreb. DAY6-8: Go deep into Croatia, visit Plitvice Lakes National Park and Zadar, and finally arrive in Dubrovnik to enjoy the charm of the coastal city and spend two days there. DAY9-11: Leave Croatia and head to Montenegro, visit Perast and Kotor, then visit Durmitor National Park and Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and finally arrive in Višegrad and Zlatibor in Serbia. DAY12-13: In Serbia, visit the wooden village and Belgrade, then go to Novi-Sad, and then return to Szeged, Hungary. DAY14: In Hungary, visit Szekesfehervar and then return to Budapest to prepare for the return journey. DAY15: Fly directly back to Shanghai from Budapest, ending a pleasant trip to Europe. DAY16: Arrived in Shanghai, the journey ended successfully. -------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Fisherman's Bastion: This is an ideal viewing platform overlooking the Danube and the Pest district! 🏛️ Hungarian Parliament Building: Want to learn about Hungarian history and culture? This is definitely an important window you can’t miss! 💒 St. Stephen's Basilica: After reaching the top, you will have a panoramic view of Buda, which will definitely shock you! 🌊 Dubrovnik Old Town: Known as the Pearl of the Adriatic, it combines beautiful scenery and culture, and is not to be missed! -------- Must-haves before traveling: 🧳Multi-country tour, easy departure! 📞 Phone cards are a must-have, so you can stay connected and share your travel moments at any time. 🔌 Bring a plug converter, worry-free with sockets in multiple countries and no worries about charging. 🪪 All documents must be complete, visas and passports must be processed in advance, and entry and exit must be smooth. 👗 Clothing should be seasonal. The temperature in March is moderate, so you should wear a light jacket and comfortable shoes. 🔋 Don’t forget your charger, and make sure your camera and mobile phone are fully charged so you don’t miss any beautiful moments. -------- 🎉Multi-national customs, travel all the way, I hope you will leave unforgettable memories in Hungary and more countries!