45 Awesome Things to do in Dubrovnik, Croatia in 2023

A comprehensive travel guide featuring 45 amazing things to do in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

Colloquially known as the Pearl of the Adriatic, Dubrovnik is well known around the world for its stunning Old City, prominent city walls, pristine coastlines, and of course, for its role as “King’s Landing” in the Game of Thrones series.

Every year, over 1.5 million tourists flock to this beautiful Dalmatian city to walk the Old City Walls, kayak to the hidden caves and spotless beaches, and explore the surrounding islands.

After spending several weeks in this iconic Croatian city, I’ve compiled this comprehensive travel guide, revealing the top 45 best things to do in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

So, without a moment to waste, let’s dive into the guide!

About the Croatian City of Dubrovnik

The city of Dubrovnik is set on the southern coastline of Croatia in a region known as the Dalmatian Coast. Nestled between the Dinaric Alps and the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik is a symbol of Croatian independence as it has never been conquered by invading forces.

The main area to explore is the Dubrovnik Old City, also known as Stari Grad. This is the famous walled town identifiable by its iconic terra cotta roofs, narrow cobblestone streets, and tranquil, crystal-clear water harbor.

While the city welcomes millions of visitors every year, from cruise ships to backpackers– only around 42,000 people live here! As a result, the modern Croatian city of Dubrovnik is largely built on tourism.

45 Best Things to do in Dubrovnik, Croatia

Alright, with the logistics out of the way, let's dive into the main attractions and top things to do in the beautiful city of Dubrovnik, Croatia!

1. Dubrovnik Old Town

Due to its rich history and magnificent construction, the Old Town of Dubrovnik is one of ten Croatian UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

The Old City, also known as Stari Grad, has been a hardy Mediterranean sea power since as far back as the 13th century. Due to its coastal positioning and high sea walls, the Old City has long been impenetrable by invading forces, including pirates and the Ottomans.

Most of the primary attractions and points of interest in Dubrovnik are located on or within the city walls, including but not limited to:

• Minčeta Fortress
• Old Harbor
• St John's Fortress
• Rector's Palace
• Stradun
• Dubrovnik Cathedral
• Dubrovnik Clock Tower (Bell Tower)
• Many museums (including the Cultural History Museum & Maritime Museum)

Visitors can access the Old City via the two main gates, the Ploče Gate (main entrance on the east side), and the Pile Gate on the west side.

If you're up for exploring, I highly recommend just getting lost in the narrow streets of the Old City! You'll find tonnes of hidden gems just off the main street (Stradun) including quaint cafes, outdoor restaurants, and vibrant bars throughout the city.

2. Lokrum Island

Dubrovnik has its very own resident island named Lokrum Island, just 500 meters (550 yards) from the Old Harbor.

The island of Lokrum has some of the most beautiful beaches and coves you'll find near Dubrovnik. There's also a Botanical Garden founded in 1959 in the middle of the small island which is worth exploring. Additionally, there's a famous Benedictine Monastery on the island, which dates back to the 11th century!

To get here, you can simply take one of the taxi boats leaving twice an hour from the Old Harbor (Porporela) in Dubrovnik. The journey only takes 15 minutes and costs 40 Kuna (roughly 5 euros).

DIY Game of Thrones Tour: Most of the local guides worked as extras or as sherpas carrying camera gear and props for HBO during the filming. Therefore, I recommend booking a walking tour with a local as you'll get some great insights into the behind-the-scenes action! However, I've also written this Dubrovnik GoT filming locations guide if you want to complement the experience with a DIY tour!

5. Betina Cave

Betina cave is a beautiful sea cave with an amazing beach and crystal-clear turquoise water. You'll find it just a short distance from Dubrovnik and will likely stop by if you book a sea kayaking tour in Dubrovnik.

While this cave beach is less than 20 meters from the main roadway, there is no accessible path leading down from land. As a result, you can only visit Betina Beach from the sea by boat or Kayak.

Book: Sea Cave Boat Tour With Lunch

Tip: If you rent a kayak, I recommend also heading over to Golub spilja, another amazing blue-water sea cave on the southern end of Lokrum Island (right next to the nudist beach). Don't worry, if you book a kayaking tour, your guide will show you this cave too!

7. Climb the City Walls of Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is famous for its city walls. So, it should come as no surprise that climbing them is one of the top attractions in the city!

Visitors can access the medieval walls from near the Pile Gate, directly beside the 16th Century Church of Salvation and Onofrijeva Fountain (beginning of the main street called Stradun). The fee for the City Walls Ticket is 250 Kuna, but you can also use your Dubrovnik Card.

From the walls, you'll get the best views over the beautiful city of Dubrovnik, as well as many surrounding islands of the Adriatic Sea.

8. Hike up to the top of Mount Srd for Sunset

Looking for the best possible view of Dubrovnik?

Take a look behind the old city and you'll see the towering Mount Srd rising sharply from the Dalmatian Coast to a height of 412 meters (1352 ft) above sea level.

Hiking to the top of Mount Srd was one of my favorite sunset moments in Dubrovnik. You'll find the trailhead just a short stroll from the Pile Gate and it's less than an hour's walk to reach the summit viewpoint.

From the top, you'll get expansive views over the walled city and the surrounding islands, including the Elephiti Islands, Lokrum, and the distant Bobora Islands.

9. Or Take the Dubrovnik Cable Car

If you don't feel like strapping up the hiking boots, then it's also possible to reach the Mount Srd summit via the Dubrovnik Cable Car.

This is a short 4-minute ride starting just a few minutes' walk from the Ploče Gate and leading to the panorama viewpoint above Dubrovnik. In all honesty, I prefer the hike, because hey, all great views should be earned, right?

10. Banje Beach (PLAŽA BANJE)

Banje Beach is the closest beach to the Ploče Gate and as a result, is the most popular beach in Dubrovnik!

It's also the place where you'll find one of the most popular bars in town, the Bajje Beach Restaurant and Nightclub.

11. SVETI JAKOV BEACH (PLAŽA SVETI JAKOV)

While all the tourists flock to Banje Beach during Dubrovnik's summer season, the locals like to hang out at the more secluded Sveti Jakov Beach.

Also located on the eastern side of the Old City, this beautiful secluded cove is less than 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) from the Ploče Gate. This coastal paradise is easily reachable on foot or via Uber or bus.

When you arrive, you'll discover crystal clear water lapping onto a mix of sand and small to medium size pebbles. This is a great beach for swimming with excellent views of Dubrovnik on the coast.

12. Day Trip to Bosnia & Herzegovina (Kravice Waterfalls & Mostar)

Looking for another excellent day trip activity from Dubrovnik?

I highly recommend the Kravice Waterfalls and Mostar trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina! While it is a long day, it offers some serious bang for buck, with a trip to the epic Kravice Waterfalls and the beautiful city of Mostar.

Both of these attractions are a must-visit when traveling in the Balkans, and doing it on a day trip is by far the most affordable and the most convenient way to visit.

Did you know? Mostar is world-famous for its spectacular bridge, which is part of the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series!

13. Dubrovnik City Gates (Pile Gate & Ploče Gate)

I've mentioned the City Gates of Pile and Ploče a few times now as reference points to get around the city. That's because this historic gate is the most commonly used entry point for exploring all of the interesting things to do in Dubrovnik Old Town.

The strength of the city's fortifications greatly relied on its gates, each of which once had a drawbridge over a moat in place of the current stone crossing.

The Pile Gate on the western side of the Old Town features two Gothic arches dating back to the 15th century. Upon entry, travelers will enter the inner gateway, leading to three access points on the city walls.

The Ploče Gate on the eastern side of Dubrovnik's Old City is protected by the mighty Revelin Fortress.

14. Visit Croatia's Famous Blue Cave

Did you know you can visit one of Croatia's most amazing natural attractions on an island-hopping speedboat trip from Dubrovnik?

You might have already seen the Blue Cave in Croatia in adverts and on social media. This stunning, blue-light cave is located on the tiny Biševo Island, just off of neighboring Vis.

While it's quite a journey to get here, there is one very popular small-group speedboat tour running daily to the Blue Cave from Dubrovnik. This includes a visit to a few other islands along the way, including the stunning Sunj Beach on the island Lopud, as well as a swim stop on Kolocep Island.

15. Go Zip Lining

Looking for a fun adventure activity in Dubrovnik? While not as long and famous as the Omiš Zipline, the Dubrovnik Zipline course on Mount Srd is still an impressive course spanning over 900 meters!

The zipline adventure begins near the panorama viewpoint on Mount Srd above Dubrovnik and runs over the cliff line 175 meters above ground level! It's known as the longest seaside zipline in Croatia and features amazing views over the Dalmatian Coast.

If you book the zipline activity online, you'll get transport up the mountain included.

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Another Croatia Must-Visit Destination: Mljet National Park - the greenest island in Croatia.

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16. Snap a Photo on the Iron Throne

Die-hard Game of Thrones fans won't want to miss the opportunity to snap a vacation photo with the Iron Throne! Well, not the real one, but one of the many replicas found in souvenir stores across King's Landing (Dubrovnik).

Most stores will ask you to buy something or pay a small fee for the privilege of pretending to rule the seven kingdoms for a brief moment. However, if you book a Game of Thrones tour (above), it'll be included in the experience.

17. Hire Your Own Boat

During my travels in Dubrovnik, one of my favorite experiences was a day out on the nearby islands in a rented speedboat with friends.

There are many perks to hiring your own boat but for me, I loved the freedom of exploring the beautiful Dubrovnik coastline and finding some remote, secluded coves. Being your own guide means you can visit places others don't– meaning renting a boat is one of the best non-touristy things to do in Dubrovnik!

To charter your speedboat or yacht, I recommend heading down to Dubrovnik's Old Harbor or the port of Gruž. You'll find many boat rental companies at both of these ports. Daily rentals range between 200 euros to 400 euros, depending on the size and model of the vessel.

Of course, you're going to need a boat license from your home country. If you don't then I recommend joining a boat trip instead.

18. Park Gradac

Located just a short stroll from the Pile Gate is a beautiful local park. Heading out to this forested area is a great way to spend a lazy afternoon in Dubrovnik.

You'll find plenty of viewpoints here looking out over the Adriatic Sea and the backside of Fort Lovrijenac.

19. Danče Beach (Plaža Danče)

Located at the back of Gradac Park, just a 5-minute stroll west of the Old Town is the local beach known as Danče Beach.

This is one of the oldest beaches in Dubrovnik and is accessible via a narrow downhill path. At the bottom, you'll find rocky shores to relax on, and crystal clear waters to swim in. Additionally, there's a Franciscan convent church Sv Marija right next to the beach.

Chances are, you won't find many tourists at Danče Beach. This makes it a great alternative to escape the crowds during the busy summer months!

20. Cliff Bar (Buza Bar - Hole in the wall)

Looking for the most unique place to have a drink in Dubrovnik's Old City?

You definitely shouldn't miss Buza Bar. This awesome bar is located on the cliffside wedged between the outside of Dubrovnik's City Walls and the Adriatic Sea. Here, you can drink beers or cocktails and even cliff jump into the deep blue!

As you can see from the picture, it's easy to see where it got its nickname Cliff Bar from. However, another local name for this bar is the Hole in the Wali, as you can peek down into the bar from a tiny hole in the City Wall!

How to get to the Cliff Bar

Alright, I'm letting you in on a local secret here, so do your best to keep it on the down low.

From the Church of St Blaise, continue down past the Hemingway Bar and the cathedral towards the wall. From here, enter the door and turn left.

21. Fort Lovrijenac

The Lovrijenac Fortress is another historic fort complex separate from Dubrovnik's Old City. You'll find it on a small rocky headland just west of Pile Gate.

The construction of Fort Lovrijenac began as early as 1018 but was only completed in the 16th century. From there on out, it served as a vital defense system for the city, protecting Dubrovnik city from the invading Venetian fleet.

In modern times, it has earned international fame from the Game of Thrones series, as well as being the chosen location of the Shakespeare's Hamlet play, and the Croatian leg of the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series.

Travelers can access this fort via a short flight of stairs from West Harbor.

Budget travel tip: entrance to the Lovrijenac Fortress costs 100 Kuna per person. However, admittance is included in the City Walls Ticket or the Dubrovnik Card. Conversely, if you pay to enter the fort separately, keep your ticket, as you can also use it to get 100 Kuna off your City Walls admission.

22. Old City Basketball Court

If you're walking the perimeter of the Old City Walls in Dubrovnik, it's hard to miss this epic coastal basketball court. You'll find it right above the awesome Buža Bar (number 19).

23. The Dubrovnik Old Harbor (Porporela)

The Dubrovnik Old Harbor, also called Porporela is a breakwater and historic pier serving as the entrance to the city via the sea.

One of my favorite free things to do in Dubrovnik Old City is to take a stroll down to this harbor, where you can sit and watch the boats come and go.

If you walk around the wall onto the breakwater, you'll even find a roped-off area for swimming– right below the city walls!

25. Secret Viewpoint At Gradac Park

I'm going to let you in on one of my favorite hidden-gem viewpoints in Dubrovnik.

This spot overlooks the back of the Lovrijenac fortress and the crystal-clear water cove of Beach Šulić (below), with views out to Lokrum Island and the vast Adriatic Sea.

You'll find this spot just beside the Dubrovnik parking area for Gradac Park (pinned as Parking Frana Bulića on Google). Once you arrive, continue onto the parking lot and look for a slightly warn path into the bushes on the left.

At the end of this short trail, you'll discover a small bench with amazing views. This is a great place to relax with friends and enjoy great times in Dubrovnik!

26. Beach Šulić

Šulić Beach is another excellent beach worth visiting when traveling to Dubrovnik. You'll find this one at the end of a small labyrinth of narrow streets and a short flight of stone steps between Gradac Park and Fort Lovrijenac.

If I had to pick a favorite beach in Dubrovnik, it'd be this one. It's quintessentially Dubrovnik, surrounded by tall, limestone cliffs and Old City history. The water is also very clear, which makes it a great beach for swimming and cliff jumping!

Also, if you've booked a sea kayaking tour, then chances are it'll depart from here. You can also grab a beer or espresso at the little beach bar/cafe overlooking the pebble beach.

27. Stay in the Hostel Where Peter Dinklage Crashed

This is another Dubrovnik attraction solely for Game of Thrones fans. If that's not you, then you can skip this part (and go download the series).

Apparently, Peter Dinklage, who plays everybody's favorite GoT personality Tyrion Lannister, likes to live up to his character's reputation.

The story goes that Peter, after a long day of filming, met some loose Aussies at one of the Old City bars. After laughing off the fact that these guys had mistaken him for Wee Man of Jackass, he decided to join them on a drunken night out on the town.

The next morning, the workers at City Walls Hostel found Dinklage passed out on the common room lounge.

If you visit the hostel today, you'll find a framed plaque erected above the famous couch that states.

Tyrion Lannister slept here.
WELCOME TO KING'S LANDING

28. Red History Museum

While Dubrovnik's medieval history is usually at the forefront of attractions in the city, you might also be interested to learn about modern events.

Not long ago, Croatia was part of the former Communist regime of Yugoslavia. This nation was made up of most of the Balkan states, including Bosnia & Herzegovina, Slovenia, Montenegro, Macedonia, and Serbia.

This ended in the bloody Homeland War, also known as the Croatian War of Independence, just a couple of decades ago! You can learn all about this war, and what life was like in Dubrovnik during communist Yugoslavia at the Red History Museum, located in Gruž Harbor.

Entrance cost is 50 Kuna per person.

29. War Photo Limited

Another modern history attraction in Dubrovnik is the excellent war photography gallery called War Photo Limited by world-renowned photojournalists covering the bloody War of Independence in the 1990s.

The entrance costs 70 Kuna and the gallery is located in the heart of the Old City.

30. Rector's Palace

If you're a history nut, one of the top things to do in Dubrovnik is to wander the Old City streets ticking off historic sites around every corner.

One of the most iconic attractions in Dubrovnik's Old City is the Rector's Palace. This fantastic building, now converted into a museum, once served as the seat of the Rector of the Republic of Ragusa between the 14th century and 19th century and the administrative capital of the Dubrovnik Republic.

You'll find the Rector's Palace directly opposite The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and St. Blaise's Church.

Dubrovnik Travel Tip: Also, don't miss the Sponza Palace just around the corner from the Rector's Palace. With many old state archives and a beautiful 16th-century mix of Renaissance and Gothic-style architecture, this is another must-see site in Dubrovnik!

31. Dubrovnik's Markets

When strolling through Dubrovnik's vibrant streets, you'll likely stumble upon the Croatia-famous stalls at Gundulićeva Poljana (Gundulićeva Square).

This is an open-air market in Dubrovnik's Old Town where you'll get the chance to purchase fresh seasonal fruit, vegetables, and local products.

The saying goes that every Croatian grandmother makes Grappa! This is a delicious, alcoholic grape-based beverage that is a must-try when in Croatia.

32. Dubrovnik Sunset Cruise on the 16th Century "Karaka"

Name a better way to wrap up a long day of exploring than by setting sail into the sunset, champagne in hand.

Being set on the magnificent Dalmatian Coast, you could imagine that one of the best things to do in Dubrovnik is to watch the sunset from the sea. Not only will you get to round the spectacular nearby islands, but you'll also get to see the famous City Walls from a new perspective.

The most popular sunset cruise activity is the sunset and dinner option aboard the 16th-century Karaka ship (pictured below).

This is a two-hour option and includes a buffet dinner and a glass of champagne.

33. The Franciscan Monastery

Franciscan Church and Monastery is a 14th-century religious complex located beside the Pile Gate on Stradun, also known as the Placa.

This complex features a friary (belonging to the Order of the Friars Minor), a church, a bell tower, a library, and a medieval pharmacy!

If you go inside the Franciscan Monastery, you can browse the old inventory of Friars Minor Pharmacy (the Old Pharmacy Museum), which to this day is still a working chemist!

34. St Blaise Church

Another major religious attraction in Dubrovnik is the 1715 St Blaise church, located beside the Rector's Palace and Sponza Palace in what is called Loggia Square.

The people of Dubrovnik built this striking Venetian Baroque-style building in the place of the old 14th-century Romanesque church after it was destroyed by a devastating fire.

The St Blaise Church honors the 10th-century patron saint of Dubrovnik, St Blaise. This man is famous in Dubrovnik for saving the city by informing the parish priest of the true intentions behind a cunning Venitian visit.

Travelers will also find the iconic Orlando's Column directly in front of the church. This is a statue of a medieval knight holding a sword and has become a symbol of Dubrovnik's freedom.

35. Minčeta Fortress

If you gaze across Dubrovnik's stone walls, you'll notice that one tower stands out on the northwest corner. This is Minčeta Tower, also called Tvrđava Minčeta, and it is the tallest tower on Dubrovnik's City Walls.

It features a large, round fort with a huge base. If you're chasing the best Dubrovnik old city views, then one of the best things you can do is climb up the Minčeta Tower, which once served as an important lookout tower and fortification system.

Travel tip: Since the Minčeta Fortress is located on the City Walls, you'll need to purchase a City Walls Ticket or Dubrovnik Pass to climb up the tower.

For Game of Thrones Fans: *SPOILER* The Minceta Tower is featured in the famous GoT scene where Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) runs to the gates and yells her famous line "Where are my dragons" after they were stolen in Qarth (S2 E6).

36. Cliff Jumping

Up for a quick break from your Dubrovnik history lesson for a quick adrenaline activity?

Cliff jumping is one of the most exhilarating things to do in Dubrovnik! Due to its high limestone cliffs and clear, deep waters, you'll find some great cliff jumping spots all around the city.

Some of my favorites include

• Buža Bar
• Dead Sea - Lokrum Island Lake
• Bellevue Beach Cliffs
• Danče Beach

37. Fill Up your Water Bottle at Onofrio's Fountain (Pile Gate)

While maybe not so much of an interesting attraction for Europeans, as an Australian, I find historical drinking fountains pretty awesome.

While exploring Dubrovnik's streets, head by the 15th-century Large Onofrio's Fountain beside Pile Gate to refill your drink bottle with clean, fresh drinking water– just as millions of people have done for over 500 years!

Beside the fountain is also a very small church called St. Saviour Church, which was built in the 16th century.

38. The Stradun

The Stradun is the main street of Dubrovnik. It's a wide, cobblestone path edged by historic buildings into souvenir shops, restaurants, cafes, and ice cream stalls.

The Stradun runs from the Pile Gate to the Sponza Palace, and branches off into several side streets worth getting lost in.

Budget travel tip: The Stradun is a great place to sit down and drink an espresso if you're into people-watching. However, the restaurants on this main street are usually the most expensive. Instead, it's a good idea to find a bar or outdoor restaurant on one of the many side streets leading out from Stradun.

39. Dubrovnik Cathedral

The Roman Catholic Assumption of Virgin Mary Cathedral (Dubrovnik Cathedral) is one of the most famous attractions in Dubrovnik.

Famous for its beautiful blue-domed tower and historic treasury, this Romanesque-style church was built on the site of several earlier cathedrals from the 7th, 10th, and 11th centuries.

Unfortunately, a severe earthquake in 1667 largely destroyed this building, but it was restored in 1713 by the famous Dobrovnik architect Ilija Katičić.

When passing by, make sure to take a look inside!

40. West Harbor

West Harbor is a quiet little cove tucked between the walls of Pile Gate and the towering Lovrijenac Fortress. Here, you'll find a small pier, a cafe, and a quiet pebble beach which many kayaking tours depart from.

Heading down to West Harbor for a coffee or to enjoy the sunset on the Adriatic coast is a great way to spend time in Dubrovnik. It is also the famous filming location of the fictional Blackwater Bay in the Game of Thrones series.

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41. Go Buggy Driving

Up for another adventure activity just a short hop from Dubrovnik?

Riding a buggy through the valleys behind Mount Srd is a great way to explore more of the area and see parts of Dubrovnik that most people miss! Trips depart from the top of Mount Srd, but if you book your ticket online, you'll get transport included (or get the Cable Car up).

Book: Buggy Safari from Mount Srd

42. Dubrovnik Maritime Museum

Those fascinated by maritime history need to add the Maritime Museum to their Dubrovnik itinerary!

The former Yugoslav government founded this museum in 1949 to exhibit the treasures and history of Dubrovnik's seafaring past. Here, you can browse over 15 collections containing over 11,000 treasures!

Entrance tickets cost just 40 Kuna per person and the entrance is fittingly located inside the St John Fortress (below) just next to the Porporela at Dubrovnik Old Harbor.

43. St John Fortress

The St John fortress is the broad, iconic rounded fortification tower beside the Porporela break wall and Maritime Museum.

This is part of the City Walls and served as one of the primary defenses for the harbor against pirate raids. Apparently, there was once a heavy, iron chain running from below this tower to the Kase Jetty.

If attaching ships entered the harbor, the City guards would raise this chain, damaging the invader's ships before they even made it to shore.

44. Dubrovnik Bell Tower

The Dubrovnik Bell Tower is located on Luža Square and marks the end of the iconic Stradun when walking from Pile Gate.

This tower is 31 meters (over 100 feet) tall and features a 15th-century timepiece that still works today.

45. Dominican Monastery

The last attraction on this list of interesting things to do in Dubrovnik is the iconic Dominican Monastery, located on Svetog Dominika.

This monastery is a huge and historically significant landmark in Dubrovnik built as early as the 14th century. However, as with many of the iconic buildings in the city, it was also destroyed by the devastating 1667 earthquake.

Thankfully, builders and architects rebuilt the monastery to its present form so we can all enjoy it today. One of the top highlights to visit in Dubrovnik.

Where to Stay in Dubrovnik

How to Get Around in Dubrovnik

And, that's a wrap for this huge travel guide to all of the awesome, interesting, and fun things to do in Dubrovnik, Croatia!

Before you pack your bags to explore all the top attractions on this list, here's a quick guide to help you get around.

Public Transport

Getting around Dubrovnik is easy thanks to a useful public transport system. Of course, there are no cars within the Old City walls, but you can use the local bus network called Libertas Dubrovnik to get to and from areas like Babin Kuk, Lapad, Pile, Ploče, Gruž, and Mokišca.

The bus fare costs 15 Kuna but is free if you purchase the Dubrovnik Card.

Taxis and Uber

Uber and taxis are relatively cheap in Croatia, and this is no different in Dubrovnik. Due to some kind of regulation, it seems that all Uber drivers are actually taxi drivers, so don't be surprised if you order an Uber and a taxi shows up!

Driving

Traffic in Dubrovnik is notoriously difficult. If you have your own car, I recommend parking it at your accommodation (if outside the walls) or leaving it at the designated parking houses.

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