Dubrovnik, in September, is bustling with things to do. There are exhibitions to keep art fans occupied for days, gastro events to get foodies salivating, and music festivals to get the whole city ...

For most visiting in spring, it might not be warm enough to swim in the sea but you can relax in short sleeves with a glass of wine and colour your cheeks as you gaze over the Adriatic. It should ...

The first thing you'll see as you approach Dubrovnik from the sky or the sea is the city walls. These ancient fortifications were built and rebuilt in the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries as the ...

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Dubrovnik Cathedral, or the Church of the Assumption, is actually the third church built on the site. The first, a Byzantine-style building, was constructed in the 6th and 7th centuries, before a ...

Read on to discover the best beaches in Dubrovnik. And for more inspiration, see our guide to a weekend in Dubrovnik, the best hotels, restaurants, things to do and nightlife.

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Overlooking the calm blue Adriatic, Dubrovnik is one of the world’s most magnificent walled cities. Once the capital of the mighty sea-faring Republic of Ragusa (1358-1808), it’s now Croatia ...

Students will live at the Studentski dom student dorm in Dubrovnik. Newly completed in 2020, the student dorm is just a 7-minute public transportation ride or a 25-minute walk to campus. Restaurants, ...

Sleepy through winter, Dubrovnik nightlife wakes up with a vengeance come summer. From partying in Revelin Tower to exploring Dubrovnik’s long-standing Summer Festival and sipping cocktails on ...