"Dubrovnik" a Dubrovnik Travel Page by Gligoroff

Dubrovnik, a medieval city on the Adriatic sea, a treasury of cultural – historical monuments, palaces and galleries. A city of international music and scenic festivals, congresses and sports meetings. A city which fulfills your expectations. Its situated at the far south of Republic of Croatia, and includes Elaphite Archipelago (islands of Sipan, Lopud, Kolocep, Olipe, Trajan and Jakljan). Dubrovnik is world-renowned for its cultural and historical attractions. Culture and tradition have blended perfectly with the times, so that even the knowing eye has trouble distinguishing where one ends and the other begins. Dubrovnik is no way city-museum, rather it is a city full of museums.

There are 31 settlements and 47000 inhabitants located over a total area of 143 km˛. The geographical position of this region is typically Mediterranean, with mild and damp winters, and hot and humid summers. The average air temperature is 17c, and the summer sea temperature is 21c. The gentle wind Maestral – the messenger of lovely weather, refreshes the average summer temperature of 25c.

Don’t forget to stroll trough the streets and squares of Old Town Dubrovnik, a protected UNESCO World Heritage site. Feel the craftsmanship and artistic inspiration in each hand-placed stone.