Dubrovnik Travel Guide: City Walls, Old Town and Adriatic Views

Dubrovnik’s polished stone streets, red roofs and sea-facing walls make it one of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful cities.

Top things to see and do in Dubrovnik

City walls

Walk the full circuit for views over rooftops and sea. Start early to beat the heat and the crowds.

Stradun

The main street of the old town, lined with shops, cafes and historic buildings.

Lokrum Island

A short boat ride away, with gardens, rocky swimming spots and a peaceful interior.

Cable car to Mount Srd

Ride up for a panoramic view of the old town and the islands.

Rector’s Palace

A palace museum with Gothic and Renaissance details that tell the city’s story.

Sea kayaking

Paddle along the base of the walls for a different perspective.

Best time to visit

May, June and September offer warm weather with fewer crowds. July and August are hot and busy.

How to get there

Dubrovnik has an international airport and is connected by coastal roads and ferries to other Croatian cities.

Practical tips for Dubrovnik

• Buy walls tickets in advance in peak season.
• Carry water and sun protection.
• Wear shoes with grip for polished stone.
• Reserve dinner tables for sunset.

Dinner in the sky in Dubrovnik

After a day of sightseeing, there is no better way to end the trip than a table suspended high above the ground. FlyDining pairs a pre-set menu with open views, and each session seats up to 24 guests.

Sky dining connection. Dubrovnik has its own FlyDining page where you can see session timings, current prices and availability: FlyDining in Dubrovnik. Seats are sold only online at flydining.com.