Free tours in Dubrovnik
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What Game of Thrones scenes were filmed in Dubrovnik's Old Town?
Dubrovnik Old Town was used for scenes from King's Landing, including Cersei's "Promenade of Shame," the Minaceta Tower, and the Rector's Palace. Guides on tours will show you specific filming locations and share behind-the-scenes facts.
How did Dubrovnik maintain its independence as a city-state for centuries?
Dubrovnik maintained its independence for centuries through diplomacy, trade, and ransoms. At the same time, the city avoided direct involvement in wars and entered into favorable agreements with both the Ottoman Empire and Western powers.
What landmarks will we see on the tour?
During the walk, you will visit such places as the Old Town harbor and the Sponza Palace, along with the Cathedral, and places connected with the history and culture of Dubrovnik.
What's the story behind the Dubrovnik Cathedral's famous relics?
The cathedral houses relics of St. Blaise, the patron saint of the city, such as parts of his body in precious relics. These relics are important in the religious life of Dubrovnik and are displayed during festive processions.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, definitely. The number of participants in groups is usually limited to 6-8 people, sometimes, this number can reach 25 people. In every case, only a registered participant will be able to attend the tour.
Discover the Historic Allure of Dubrovnik
If you are planning a trip to Croatia and dream of relaxing in a city where every corner breathes history, Dubrovnik will be the perfect choice. This city on the Adriatic coast combines the grandeur of fortress walls, turquoise bays and the atmosphere of ancient streets, which are pleasant to walk along while slowly inhaling the aroma of southern spices and salt. Thus, Dubrovnik city tour will become a real journey through the centuries for you - from the Middle Ages to the present day.
The Most Impressive Sights of the Old Town
The historic center of Dubrovnik is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List - it is no coincidence that the most important architectural and cultural monuments are concentrated here. A free tour in Dubrovnik will help to uncover its history and notice what usually escapes the gaze of a tourist.
Dubrovnik city walls
The historic walls, more than two kilometers long, surround the old city and offer magnificent views of the rooftops, the bay, and the open sea. For centuries, the walls protected Dubrovnik from sieges and became its symbol. Once you climb them, you can walk the entire perimeter and watch the city live behind the fortress gates. The entrance fee will be 35 euros.
Fort Lovrijenac
The fortress on a rocky cliff rises above the Adriatic and once protected the city from attacks from the sea. Inside, you will see the remains of the bastions and learn why the fort was called the Gibraltar of Dubrovnik. Today, it hosts theater performances and festivals, and the view from the upper platform is especially popular with photographers. The ticket is included in the price of admission to the city walls.
Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
This Baroque church, which was rebuilt after the earthquake of 1667, holds real treasures – works by Titian, rich decoration and an ancient shrine with the relics of St. Blaise. The interior of the cathedral impresses with marble columns and stained glass windows. This is one of those places where grandeur meets tranquility. Entry to the cathedral is free.
Loza Square
The central square of Dubrovnik is a place for meetings, markets and city festivals. The Clock Tower, the Sponza Palace, as well as the ancient well and the famous Orlando Column are located here. Music was played on the square, laws were proclaimed and ambassadors were greeted. Even today, its atmosphere conveys the spirit of a free republic.
Franciscan Monastery
Behind the modest facade is the oldest pharmacy in Europe, which has been in operation since 1317. Here you will find a beautiful Romanesque cloister, enameled pharmacy vessels and ancient medical books. It is a place for prayer and for science, which has retained its role for seven centuries. The entrance fee is 6 euros and this price includes entry to the museum and the pharmacy.
Practical Information and Tourist Tips
Tours of Dubrovnik are offered daily, usually in the morning (9:00 or 10:00) and sometimes in the evening, especially in the summer months. You can choose tours in English, Spanish, or German.
To get full information about the available options, schedules, and meeting points before you visit Dubrovnik, you can click on the name of the tour you have chosen and you will be redirected to a page with its detailed description. Here you can also book your place in the group and read reviews about the tour:
Free Tour of Dubrovnik by Marko
“Very informative! Excellent and knowledgeable.Fun facts as well as historical.”
Free Spirit Free Tour Dubrovnik by Free Spirit Tours
“We had Andrea as our guide, she was very knowledgeable, informative we enjoyed all the little fun facts she throws in about the different places. She also spoke perfect English.”
How to get to Dubrovnik
The easiest way to get to Dubrovnik is by plane - the local airport also known as Cilipi (DBV) is located 20 kilometers from the city center, from where buses and taxis operate.
There is no train station in Dubrovnik itself, the nearest one is in Split, from where you can get there by bus in 4-5 hours. Despite this, many travelers choose to fly - it is faster and more convenient. But those who love sea travel can arrive in the city by ferry from neighboring islands or Italy.
From the Middle Ages to Your Itinerary
If you want to feel the spirit of a medieval republic, walk along the fortress walls, and hear stories about free citizens and sea battles, the free walking tour in Dubrovnik is the perfect start. Thanks to professional guides, you will see and learn more than on a regular walk. Discover Dubrovnik walking tours and create memories that will stay with you for a long time.
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