Dubrovnik City Walls

"Croatia: A Beautiful Journey Through Time" Alright, let me help you polish your travel guide to make it more lively and interesting. First, we come to Dubrovnik in Croatia. This city is surrounded by magnificent city walls, and the narrow streets and ancient buildings in the city make you feel as if you have traveled to the Middle Ages. Imagine walking on the city wall, overlooking the entire city, the feeling is simply wonderful! Next, we come to Zagreb. As the capital of Croatia, Zagreb has a rich history and cultural heritage. Walking on the old streets, admiring the exquisite buildings and artworks, it feels like being in a dream world. Split is also a place not to be missed. This city has beautiful beaches and rich cultural heritage. Walking in the old town, passing through narrow streets, admiring the charming buildings and decorations, it is fascinating. If you want to experience some different attractions, then Hvar Island, Zadar, Rovinj and Plitvice Lakes National Park are good choices. These places have unique historical and cultural backgrounds, allowing people to have a deeper understanding of the local customs of Croatia. Finally, if you want to make your trip smoother, you can refer to some travel guides. These guides will provide some useful information and suggestions to make your trip smoother and happier. Whether you like history, culture or natural scenery, Croatia can meet your needs. So, come and join this beautiful country! In Croatia, you can try some local dishes, such as grilled fish and potato stewed beef. Croatian grilled fish is very fresh, after several hours of slow roasting, the fish is tender and juicy, and it is even more delicious with wine. In addition, Croatian potato stewed beef is also very famous. It is made by slow stewing potatoes, beef, spices and red wine. The taste is rich and it is very suitable to be eaten with rice. If you like desserts, you can try Croatian chocolate cake. It is made of rich chocolate, vanilla and cream. The taste is silky and delicate, very delicious.

The city walls of Dubrovnik mean a great deal to the region’s local people, representing the skilled engineering of their ancestors and the care with which generations of residents have taken to preserve the walls. I bought a tourist pass for 35€ with the main intention of doing the Dubrovnik walls walk (since the price of the walk is already 35€) and the pass includes other attractions. Overall, it was an interesting experience, though it was not cheap. The next destination I would like to visit is Hong Kong to check out all the delicious food and nightlife. #winhkflight

| With guide. The Dubrovnik guide is here. How can there be such a beautiful town Instantly full of relaxed holiday vibes — 【Travel Tips】 Day1: Panoramic view from the mountain top➕Stroll through the old town All the panoramic photos above are taken from the mountain top. You can either drive up the mountain or take the cable car from the old town to the top. Remember to go in the morning for the best lighting, just like in my pictures. In the afternoon, the light is against you and you won't get the same feeling. Spend the afternoon slowly wandering through the ancient city, where there are also many unique shops, and enjoy a happy afternoon browsing. Day2: Walk along the city walls Buy a ticket, climb the city walls, and you can see the entire old town. The ticket allows you to visit five spots. It's recommended to first visit the museum and other places, and save the city wall walk for last to stay until sunset, as this order is better. — 【Accommodation Tips】 If you are driving, it's better to stay a bit further away, as you can't drive into the old town, and dragging suitcases is troublesome with many steps. Parking nearby is also very expensive. If you have less luggage, staying near the old town is more convenient. — Overall, staying in Dubrovnik for 2-3 days is quite suitable. Driving is more convenient, but the speed of the cars here is very fast, which can be annoying and dangerous for new drivers

The Dubrovnik ancient city walls are defensive walls that were built around the old town. They have stood in the southern part of Croatia since the 7th century and are considered one of the greatest maritime defense systems of medieval Europe, never having been breached by an enemy. This miniature version of the Great Wall of China is only about 2 kilometers long and about 25 meters at its highest point, all built of granite. Standing on top, one can overlook the entire old town, with its red roofs encircled by the ancient walls, and the strikingly blue Adriatic Sea shimmering as far as the eye can see.

#familytrips2024 The Old Town in Dubrovnik is surrounded by the city walls and a walk around the Dubrovnik City Walls will provide you with great magnificent views of the old town, Fort Lovrjenac, the beautiful Adriatic Sea, surrounding Lokrum island & more. The city walls are also a major attraction, thus do go early to avoid the crowd and sunny weather. There are a total of 3 entry points along the gate, and you can choose to enter from any of the gates and walk around the impressive well-preserved walls. You can also choose to go with a guided tour to know more about the history of the walls.

One side is an ancient city, the other side is a sea view, creating a unique coastal scenery. 🌈Game of Thrones Filming Locations Tour - Dubrovnik One side is an ancient city, the other side is a sea view, 😃creating a unique coastal cityscape. The ancient city of Dubrovnik was built in the 7th century AD. 😄The aerial battle over the Adriatic Sea in Hayao Miyazaki's 'Porco Rosso' was filmed here😆, and it is also the filming location for King's Landing in 'Game of Thrones'🏡. The old city still preserves ancient castles built from the 14th to the 16th centuries. The old city features a mix of Romanesque, 🤔Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. 😂It is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe and is known as the 'City Museum'😏. Walking through the streets of the old city feels like stepping into the ancient Middle Ages. 🙂Looking out over the old city streets from the steps, the old buildings within the old city and the new houses outside the city walls blend into one scene, with the terrain rising and falling sharply, 😁giving a sense of the interwoven spaces in 'Inception'🙄. Cars are not allowed inside the old city, 😃and it is not very large, making it suitable for walking through the streets and alleys. The narrow and long alleys are also a major feature🚶. The streets within the old city of Dubrovnik are mostly straight and wide, with majestic and orderly buildings on both sides. 🙄They are typical high-end representatives, with countless museums, 🤓small shops, and bars hidden in these various streets waiting to be explored🙇. 🎈The ways to enjoy the old city include: 😁walking on the city walls, taking the cable car up the mountain, strolling through the old city, cruising, 🙄night walking, and taking photos, which is best done at dusk when the entire King's Landing is super beautiful.😀

Are you attracted by the ancient city with red roofs, the blue sea and the beauty of the islands? Then, Dubrovnik in Croatia is definitely one of the travel destinations you can't miss in your life! ✨Walk on the city wall: Climb the ancient city wall, go around the old city, feel the magnificent scenery, you will be shocked! At sunset, the scenery is even more incomparable. ✨Take a cable car to the top of Srd Mountain to watch the sunset: You can go to the top of the mountain from the cable car station outside the north gate of the ancient city, you will see a 360° panoramic view of Dubrovnik, with beautiful scenery in your eyes. Then have a sunset dinner at the highest restaurant in Dubrovnik, it's so romantic! ✨Wandering in the ancient city: Truly feel the history and culture of Dubrovnik, walk into those narrow alleys, climb those steps with a sense of history, visit various relics, it will definitely leave a deep impression on you. ✨Sea activities: Experience water activities such as kayaking, enjoy the fun and challenge of the sea. ✨Special experience: Find the shooting spots of Game of Thrones, explore the scenes in the drama, it's also a lot of fun! ✨Accommodation suggestions: Because the roads in the old city are mostly bluestone roads, they are not accessible by car, and there are hundreds of steps to enter and exit the city, so it is not recommended to live in the old city. It is recommended to stay in a hillside homestay facing the sea outside the old city, with direct access to the highway, and overlooking Dubrovnik. ✨Itinerary planning: It is recommended to plan a 3-day itinerary, D1 visit Banje Beach and the fortress, then take a cable car to the mountain for a sunset dinner; D2 visit the old city and the city wall; D3 experience sea activities such as kayaking. ✨Best season: The climate is pleasant in May-June and September-October, and there are relatively few people. July-August is hot and crowded with high prices, but the sea water temperature is good. It's cold and rainy from November to April. I hope this guide can help you! Get ready to start your dream trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia!💖✈️🌊

Dubrovnik is located at the southern end of Croatia in Eastern Europe - it is King's Landing from 'Game of Thrones'! The sunshine here generously scatters across the red-tiled roofs, 💥 paired with the boundless azure sea, instantly filling the seaside town with freshness and romance. - 🤔The best way to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Dubrovnik is to ✅ take the cable car to the top of Mount Srd near the panoramic view - or walk along the ancient city walls, meandering through the old streets, 🚶 passing by the time-worn monasteries, exploring the grand and spectacular Baroque churches, as well as the magnificent Sponza Palace... Turning a corner, 🙈 you might just stumble into a scene straight out of 'Game of Thrones'. - 🏨Hotel Recommendations 1️⃣villa Dubrovnik 2️⃣Lesic Dimitri Palace ⚠️ps: If you have any questions about the routes or hotels, feel free to ask me for a 1v1 chat~ - ⏰What's the best season to travel? The peak season is from June to August, with temperatures around 28 degrees matched with about 35 degrees, suitable for swimming, and it's the peak of European travel! Hotel and flight prices are relatively high. April-May and September-October are not peak season, the weather is not hot, but the downside is that you can't swim. The rest of the time is the off-season~ During this period, many restaurants will not be open, and there will be fewer choices. Dubrovnik·Opcina Dubrovnik

A fan of Game Of Thrones? Then we are speaking on the same page. This city is considered one of the best recognizable filming locations for the Game of Thrones series. On historical lessons, visitors can sign up for this old town walking tour to learn from the local guide about Dubrovnik’s history at the same time admiring the fascinating landmarks inside the medieval walls (which is what I did☺️). #2024wish #travelwithgeo #couplestrip #awesomepic #croatia #dubrovnik

Because of an American TV series, Croatia has become one of the most focused tourist destinations in the world. In the king of American TV series, Game of Thrones, the capital of the continent of Westeros, King's Landing, was filmed in the southern coastal city of Dubrovnik, Croatia. The azure Adriatic Sea and the red roofs of the ancient city walls form a natural painting, beautiful from any angle. If you choose a homestay on the mountain, you can overlook the entire castle, but going up and down the stairs is really tiring. You can stay in Dubrovnik for two days; the city is actually not that big. From Dubrovnik, there are two routes: one going south to Montenegro, about a 5-hour drive to the famous tourist city of Kotor; the other is the northern route I took, heading north along the Croatian coastal cities. Additionally, to the northeast of the city, you can go to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina, also a famous tourist city. After the breakup of Yugoslavia, Croatia occupied most of the coastline, hence the nickname 'Coastal Frenzy'. When taking the bus north, you will pass through Neum, the only coastal city in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where police will come on board to check passports, and it will be over soon, making you feel sorry for Bosnia and Herzegovina. The northern route is Dubrovnik—Split—Trogir half-day tour—Zadar—fly to Pula—Rovinj, then take a car to the capital Zagreb, and then you can go to Koper in Slovenia, or Trieste in Italy, the latter being a larger city, recommended by the ticket seller for me to stay. Long-distance bus luggage is charged extra, but not much, Croatia is a bit expensive, and taxis are not cheap. Key cities: In addition to King's Landing, Split is the second-largest city and a historic city with many Roman ruins; Trogir and Šibenik are both Game of Thrones filming locations, and if you have limited time, it's okay not to go; Zadar is known for the world's most beautiful sunset, and the small town is very distinctive. I didn't go to Croatia's Jiuzhaigou, Plitvice Lakes, but flew directly from Zadar to the Pula Peninsula, where Pula has complete ancient Roman amphitheater ruins; Rovinj is also particularly beautiful, with the castle right on the sea. Overall impression: Very stunning at first glance, especially the beautiful seascape and city, but after walking a lot, it feels the same and a bit boring. Overall, there are no bad places along the Adriatic coast, Montenegro, Slovenia are all extremely beautiful, worth visiting again and again. People in the former Yugoslavia are tall and handsome, no wonder they have produced talents in the three major balls and tennis.