Casual Dubrovnik Highlights and Hidden Gems

Getting to know the real Dubrovnik is possible in only a few hours. When you don't follow the tourist routes you realise you never know what's waiting behind the corner. Having walked the medieval streets when I was 4, 15, and 25 years old, it would be my pleasure to show you how the town has changed throughout the years. I always thought Dubrovnik by day and Dubrovnik by night was completely different towns. In the morning the Old town is busier, but all the museums are open, and other activities like a visit of the local market are available. Dubrovnik by night is when the temperature drops, locals and tourists relax in the cozy bars and restaurants after an exciting day of exploring. The main street Stradun and the Old port come to life in a different way when the lights turn on, and music starts to play in the local bars. Whether you decide to explore the town by day or by night, I will make sure that after our tour you not only become an expert on Dubrovnik, but also blend in with the locals.

- We will meet on Pile square, but it is also possible to start the tour on a different side of the Old town. - As soon as we walk through the Pile gate, we will find ourselves on Stradun - Dubrovnik's main street. - On both sides of the street you will be able to see Onofrio's Fountain, the entrance to the city walls, the Franciscan Monastery and Saint Saviour church. - When we get to the only square tile on Stradun, that is our sign to turn left and start exploring the parallel street Prijeko and the residential area. - Once we finish exploring my favorite street, we will we back on Stradun and have our eyes on St. Blaise church and the famous Sponza palace. Then, we will walk by the city hall, theatre, the Rector's palace and the Cathedral. - After the most important sights I still have some hidden corners I would like to show you, but they can remain a surprise for now. - During the tour, we can stop for drinks and rest a little bit (optional) - We will finish our tour in the Old Port.