Dubrovnik Old Town Tours
Explore the UNESCO old town of Dubrovnik, a marble-paved maze of the Stradun promenade, baroque churches, the Rector’s Palace, fountains and cloisters within the great walls. Walking tours bring the history of the Republic of Ragusa and its golden age vividly to life.
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Old Town in Dubrovnik — FAQ
What does a Dubrovnik old town tour cover?
A typical tour walks the Stradun promenade and takes in the Onofrio Fountain, the Franciscan Monastery, the Rector’s Palace, the cathedral and the city gates, with the history of old Ragusa.
Is Dubrovnik old town worth visiting?
Yes — the marble-paved, car-free old town within its walls is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in the world, a UNESCO gem of churches, palaces and lively squares.
What is the Stradun in Dubrovnik?
The Stradun (Placa) is the limestone-paved main street of Dubrovnik’s old town, running between the two city gates, lined with shops, cafés and historic landmarks.