Top Things to do In Dubrovnik 2021

""Once a person establishes his own system, it will make a person feel as if he has a handrail to rely on when he walks in a strange country, up and down in life Everywhere, I always carry this invisible little blanket of my own, and I am in my place wherever I go, so I feel safer.” The Annunciation Church, the home of the Virgin Mary, the hometown of Jesus. There are many Christian friends around me. I haven't found my faith yet, so I took my blanket and looked around to make the world view bigger."

"The statue of the poet Ivan Gondolić is located on the square of Ivan Gondolić. The square is not big, but it is quite lively. During the day, there are small bands performing for tourists on the square. Tourists still visit here at night."

"The Roman Catholic Church of Dubrovnik is the Catholic cathedral in the Diocese of Dubrovnik. The exterior of the church is solemn and majestic, and the interior is decorated with religious Tibetan paintings of different periods. The treasure hall of the church contains valuable art treasures. The most valuable is the work "Assumption of the Virgin" painted by the famous Italian painter Shanti in the 15th century."

"You can see a lot of things, it's worth visiting"

"This building was described as "the most beautiful building in Dalmatia" when it was just completed in 1464. Nowadays, there are still many master paintings stored here. It is the cultural and historical part of the Dubrovnik Museum. Ministry, those who like art and history can consider buying tickets to enter the tour. In the second season of "Game of Thrones," there is a scene where the dragon girl Ka Lixi negotiates with the spice giant, which seems to be filmed here. At that time, the fat and big-eared wealthy businessman stood on this step and was very impressed. Next to the stairs is the statue of Miho pracat, the only citizen who has won the highest honor in the city. It was built in 1638. Miho Pracat was a large shipowner from Lopud. The Republic suffered a serious economic crisis that year. He did not hesitate to donate his huge wealth to charity. To commend him, the government funded the establishment of this bronze statue. It is the only statue in the city that has not fallen for hundreds of years. There is a small museum next to it, exhibiting the remains of this building, such as the exquisitely carved pillars. Upstairs, there are many master paintings stored in the palace, which is the cultural and historical branch of the Dubrovnik Museum. But none of them can be photographed. Although it cannot be compared with the palaces of many European countries, as the official residence of a governor more than 600 years ago, the furnishings inside are considered very luxurious. Each room contains many famous paintings. Unfortunately, we don't understand this very well! Although you cannot take pictures in the palace, you can take pictures of the square outside the window through the windows on the second floor. This angle is very good! I can take a very clear picture of the top of the Assumption Cathedral on the opposite side, really beautiful! (Look at my last photo)"

"The Little Onofrio’s fountain is located near the clock tower. It is a small semi-recessed fountain designed on the wall, with a little boy, dolphins and shells carved on it. Water is usually available, and passers-by sometimes use it to wash their hands and cool off. Inside the next door is a used book bookstore."

"Luza Square is the core part of the old town. It was built in the 15th century. It used to be a market and a place for public gatherings. There are many ancient buildings around, such as St. Blaise Church, Orlando Column, Sponza Palace, Little Uno Buddha fountain and bell tower etc."

"The Orlando Column is one of the most beautiful works of art in the ancient city of Dubrovnik. It was built in the 15th century and is located on Luza Square between Sponza Palace and St. Blaise Church. It represents freedom and independence and is the center of the city’s spirit. . The figure carved on the stone pillar is Roland, the most famous knight in the Middle Ages."