Dubrovnik Things to Do Tips by Gligoroff

This tour begins with a coach drive to the coastal highway for a panoramic view of the city walls, ancient roof tops and the picturesque surroundings. Then you continue with the walking tour of the city which is one of the UNESCO-s List of Cultural Heritage. This ancient town, surrounded by ramparts and fortresses, is a treasure trove of architectural and cultural masterpieces, scrupulously preserved over the centuries. A pleasant walk will take you to the Rector?s Palace, the Francisian Monastery with its 14th century Pharmacy, as well as other places of interest.

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A short sailing along the city walls and the coast illuminated by thousands of lights various colors will show you another face of Dubrovnik, completely different from the busy and hurried daily one. The Mediterranean way of living in the open air, with music, fun and drinks shows all its particularity at night. And the sailing-ship drive will complete perfectly this fun-filled evening.

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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.

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Stroll along the Stradun to Orlando’s column, where the Libertas flag proudly fillies. Here you will find yourself surrounded by the Sponza Palace, the Church of St. Blaise, the small fountain of Onofrio de la Cava, the city hall, and the nearby Rector’s Palace and Dubrovnik Cathedral. Atop the town clock tower, the iron figures of Maro and Baro strike the hours from a height of 31 meters.

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Visit numerous art galleries, exhibiting paintings by best artist of Dubrovnik and Croatia.

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Savor seafood and other local specialties in restaurants, terraces and taverns, accompanied by authentic Dalmatian klapa music and the sounds of crashing waves.

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Discover the beauty of Dubrovnik's islands where the nature is untouched: Lokrum, Lopus, Mljet, St. Andrei

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Hardly one hour from Dubrovnik, the Montenegro Littoral provides incomparable natural beauties and an abundance of historical sites. Drive will take you up to the mouth of the Bay of Kotor and along the curving roadway through the towns of Risan and Perast to Kotor. There you must stop for sightseeing of Kotor, a town well known for its nautical tradition and the famous merchant navy of Boka Kotorska. Then you will continue your ride on a curvy road with a beautiful view of Boka Kotorska up to Cetinje. Once the seat of Montenegrin rules, today a city-museum, Cetinje is famous for its monuments. You must visit the most important one: the King Nicholas’ Museum. After sightseeing in Cetinje you can return to the coast and stay in Sveti Stefan.

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