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Dubrovnik, renowned as the "Pearl of the Adriatic," is located on the Dalmatian coast in southern Croatia. This breathtaking city is famous for its distinctive Old Town, encircled by massive stone walls dating back to the 16th century. The UNESCO World Heritage site is brimming with stunning Gothic and Renaissance architecture, including the awe-inspiring Rector's Palace, the majestic Dubrovnik Cathedral, and the ancient city walls that offer breathtaking vistas of the azure Adriatic Sea. Known for its vibrant culture, Dubrovnik is also the real-life filming location for King’s Landing from the Game of Thrones series, drawing fans from around the globe. Local Mediterranean cuisine, sun-drenched beaches, and warm hospitality further amplify the city's irresistible charm.

I felt v safe. There’s not a huge amount to do and most people are quietly and stylishly dining together. Beautiful restaurants and medieval streets. But Ive just arrived in split which feels much more partyish and lively

Caiti

Charming little town. Don't hesitate to walk around the city walls to admire the beautiful view of the old town (if I remember correctly, it cost 25€). There is also another place with a nice view, accessible by cable car (which you have to pay extra for), near the city centre. One day is more than enough to explore the old town.

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