Explore Dubrovnik's Old Town and discover how the city has remained one of the most prosperous maritime republics for centuries.

Anyone looking for paradise should visit Dubrovnik, George Bernard Shaw once said, and it's true forever. The city of Dubrovnik is located in the extreme south of the Republic of Croatia. Dubrovnik is surrounded by the borders of Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Italy. In the Middle Ages Dubrovnik was known as the Citadel of the Adriatic. The smallest and richest republic that kept its independence for more than 5 centuries without the protection of weapons.

Discover Dubrovnik's main historical sites such as the Franciscan monastery, the Onofrio fountain and the Orlando column.


Listen to anecdotes and stories about Dubrovnik's past, especially about the classical period of the Republic of Ragusa.

Stroll through the old town with a local guide accredited by the Croatian Ministry of Tourism. Visit Dubrovnik with the English speaking guide to the must-see places.
The meeting point is in front of the boat in the harbour of Gruz. First of all you go up to the Srd hill to take pictures of the city. Then you continue into the city centre.
The walking tour starts at the Pile Gate, the main entrance of the town, from where you walk through the narrow streets to discover the customs of the citizens and the rich history of this Adriatic jewel. Fountains, palaces and monasteries meet us with interesting stories that cannot be found in tourist books.

Secrets of the city of Dubrovnik
During the visit you will learn more about the secrets of noble families, intelligent politicians and the first concubines, passing through the hidden places of the tourist routes.

The best way to learn, to feel the city is still to blend in with the crowd and let it take you on an unforgettable journey through the maze of Dubrovnik's streets and through the centuries.