Dubrovnik is a must see for all tourists who appreciate cultural attractions: it, together with Venice and Amsterdam, included UNESCO in the three most beautiful cities - monuments of Europe of the Renaissance. In general, to visit it does not just follow, but it is absolutely necessary.
You can tell a lot about this city. We can say that this is a major port on the Adriatic Sea, which plays a significant role in the economy of Croatia. One can say that this is one of the most beautiful cities in the country, which has a long, eventful history. We can say that this is the most famous international resort on the Adriatic Sea. All these qualities together have created an extremely attractive image of the city.
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A bit of history
The history of Dubrovnik is rich in events .Already in the Middle Ages it flourished thanks to the sea trade that was conducted from its port, and was the only city on the Adriatic, capable of competing with Venice .Advances in trade and smart diplomacy did their job: the development of the city in the 15th and 16th centuries was impressive, magnificent palaces were built in the city, science and art flourished .For a long time, Dubrovnik was one of the centers for the development of the Croatian language and culture .The geographical position and climatic conditions in the city were magnificent, all this together allowed the city to be rightly considered the pearl of the Adriatic Sea .
How to get to Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik Airport is located about 22 km south of the city center. Between June and September, charter flights from Moscow to Dubrovnik are carried out twice a week. The duration of the flight is about 3 hours.
In addition, Croatia Airlines connects Dubrovnik with the Croatian capital. Regular flights from Zagreb are carried out several times a day, the journey time is about 1 hour.
To get from the airport to the city center, you can take a bus by Croatia Airlines (45 HRK and 45 minutes enroute) or by taxi (about 200 HRK and 30 minutes on the way).
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Transport
Public transport is represented by buses, a network of routes covers the entire city and the surrounding area. Clarify the timetable can be on the website of the transport company. The fare is 8 HRK, tickets can be purchased at the kiosks or from the driver (in this case the travel will cost a bit more). The ticket is valid for one hour from the first presentation. In addition, you can buy a ticket for 1 day (valid for 24 hours), the price is 25 HRK.
Also for movement around Dubrovnik, you can take a taxi, the parking of which are scattered throughout the city.
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Weather forecast for Dubrovnik
| Average monthly temperature, ° C | ||||||||||||
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | sen | Oct | but I | Dec | |
| in the afternoon | +12 | +13 | +14 | +17 | +21 | +25 | +29 | +28 | +25 | +21 | +17 | +14 |
| at night | +6 | +6 | +8 | +11 | +14 | +18 | +21 | +21 | +18 | +14 | +10 | +8 |
| water | +16 | +15 | +15 | +16 | +18 | +22 | +25 | +26 | +25 | +23 | +20 | +18 |
A mild Mediterranean climate and over 250 sunny days a year: what could be better for a beach holiday? The swimming season lasts from May to October.
Partly cloudy, light rain +11 ° C in the afternoon +9 ° C at night ° С water |
Clear +13 ° С in the afternoon +8 ° C at night ° С water |
Clear +14 ° C in the afternoon +12 ° C at night ° С water |
| Dubrovnik weather forecast for 10 days | ||
Beaches of Dubrovnik
Slaven Dubrovnik is not only its numerous attractions .Thanks to its excellent ecology, wonderful climate and clean sea, Dubrovnik is one of the most attractive resorts of the Adriatic coast .There are many hotels in the city, many of them are classified as 5 * and meet the most demanding tastes .A lot of restaurants offer the guests of the city a different cuisine, both typical for this region, and international .The beaches here are mostly platform and pebbly, and the sea, according to the famous traveler and explorer Jacques Yves Cousteau, is the cleanest among the Adriatic resorts .To this we can also add that the resort life in the city does not freeze for a minute: a lot of nightly entertainment facilities offer a variety of shows, concerts, discos, and the numerous tourist bureaus of the city are ready to organize for anyone any excursions .
Lapad Beach is the largest and most popular in Dubrovnik. It is a sand and pebble beach with a well-developed infrastructure: there are showers, changing cabins, sun loungers, beach umbrellas, as well as various opportunities for outdoor activities. There are numerous restaurants and cafes along the waterfront.
The pebble beach Banje (Banje Beach) is located in close proximity to the Old Town, offering an unforgettable view of the historic city center and the island of Lokrum.
Hotels in Dubrovnik
In Dubrovnik, you will find hotels for every taste and purse: there are also small economical "treshki" and luxurious (and as a result expensive) "five". It should be noted that the closer you get to the Old Town, the more expensive it will cost you.
Alternative to hotels - private apartments. The cost of the room is from 150 HRK per day depending on the level of comfort, the season and again from the distance from the historical center.
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| Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Dubrovnik Sun Gardens from 6 548 rubles Dubrovnik Na Moru 1, Orasac | Hotel Ariston from 5 100 rubles Dubrovnik Kardinala Stepinca 31 | Hotel Excelsior from 6 341 rubles Dubrovnik Frana Supila 12 |
| Hotel Neptun Dubrovnik from 3 998 rubles Dubrovnik Kardinala Stepinca 31 | Adriatic Resort Apartments from 1 379 rubles Dubrovnik Iva Dulčića 120 | Apartments Stradun from 5 032 rubles Dubrovnik Getaldiceva 3 |
| Villa Dard from 3 446 rubles Dubrovnik Pera Bakica 9 | Hotel Dubrovnik from 2 619 rubles Dubrovnik Šetalište Kralja Zvonimira 16 | Apartments Maro & Baro from 4 136 rubles Dubrovnik Zrinsko Frankopanska 12 |
| Center Old Town Apartments from 2 964 rubles Dubrovnik Different locations in Dubrovnik | Apartments Nike from 2 757 rubles Dubrovnik Petra Svačića 39 | Private Accomodation Linda from 2 757 rubles Dubrovnik Antuninska 8 |
Kitchen and restaurants
The cuisine in this region is replete with seafood and meat dishes from lamb and lamb, its peculiarity are oysters from the bay near the town of Ston and eels from the river Neretva. South Dalmatia is also known for its wines from the peninsula of Peljesac.
The most popular local restaurants: Atlas club Nautika, Konavoski dvori, Villa Koriuna, Orsan, Komin, Eden, Domino. "Average" lunch in them will cost approximately 12-15 USD per person.
Entertainment, excursions and attractions of Dubrovnik
The city was founded in the 7th century on a small island off the coast .In the 12th century the island was connected to the land, and on the spot of the flooded channel its central street was formed, which is now called Stradun .Like most historic streets in old cities, this street is a pedestrian zone .Both ends of it are marked by fountains - Bolshoi Onufriev and Maliy Onufriev .In both ends there are the bell towers - Gorodskaya at the western end, and the bell tower of the Franciscan monastery at the eastern end .The modern view of the street was formed in the 17th century, after the earthquake in 1667, when most buildings were destroyed .
The end of the 20th century brought new destruction to the streets, but now Stradun is put in order and pleases its kind of citizens and tourists.
The old town is literally packed with all kinds of sights: the Museum of Navigation, the Ethnographic Museum, the Church of St. Blasius - the patron saint of the city, the fountains of the famous Italian architect Onofrio de la Cavi, the oldest synagogue in Europe .Theater Marin Drzhik, Art Gallery, University Center .The picturesque and romantic island of Lokrum, the "aquarium" in the old town, the market in the port of Gruz (here you can always buy fresh fruit and house wine), the city park, the port of the old city (from here the boats go to Cavtat, Plat and Mlini) .
The city walls of Dubrovnik are interesting .This is not just a picturesque landmark, it is believed that one of the best preserved urban fortifications in Europe is .The view of the wall was acquired in the 16th century with the help of Italian architects, and the protective breakwater, which saved the city from storms and pirates, was built in the 15th century .In the 14th century, a Franciscan monastery was founded in Dubrovnik, from which the southern portal, which is an excellent example of architecture of the time, was preserved today, and in the 17th century a baroque style cathedral was built, the interior of which is adorned with the Titian "Ascension" painting .
Not bad, despite systematic fires, earthquakes and explosions of gunpowder, the prince's palace built in the 15th century .Today it houses a museum with a very interesting collection dedicated to the history of Dubrovnik .On the territory of the palace is the only monument erected in the history of the Dubrovnik Republic - the rich seafarer Pratsata, who bequeathed to her in the 17th century all her fortune .History is silent about why they did not put any monuments to anyone else: either nobody left the will, or simply the tradition was ... one of the most famous sights of the city is the Orlando Column, on top of which for four centuries the flag of Dubrovnik republic .The column stands on the square with a strange name for the Russian rumor - Luzha .Here are several significant for the city and simply beautiful buildings, which makes the architectural ensemble of the area very attractive and memorable .
Entertainment and nightlife
A rare tourist will deny himself a visit to Burbon street - a street almost entirely made up of bars. The most popular local institutions are: Hamingway - cocktail bar in Cuban style, Otok, Jazz bar, Gradska kavana - for lovers of calm atmosphere, Rock Cafe - the name speaks for itself.
Discos: Divinae Follie - Italian and very loud, Esperanza - local and unpretentious, Latino club near the Old Town - suitable for all ages, unlike Lazareti, where it is not necessary to go to old men and old women over twenty-five. Photo of Dubrovnik (51)