Dubrovnik City Walls Review

The most picturesque city on the Dalmatian coast and is referred to as the “Pearl of the Adriatic.”

Probably the number one tourist attraction in Dubrovnik. A little expensive (around $30 for an entrance ticket), but thw views of the old city are phenomenal. Much better in Winter as the temperatures are much more bearable, and you will most likely be alone the entire time.

We visited the ancient city of Dubrovnik the night before, and spent a long time in the ancient city the next morning. We boarded the ancient city wall. The gap in the city wall was quite large and there were many tourists. We sat in the ancient city and tasted coffee and had lunch in the ancient city at noon.

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Dubrovnik, the beautiful Adriatic Pearl of Dubrovnik, is a popular tourist attraction for many people. Dubrovnik Old Town and a large part of the city walls were listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979. It is the defensive stone wall around the old city that is 1940 meters long. The security of the old city is the largest and most complete city wall in Europe. The main entrance is 150 kuna next to Inner Pile Gates. It takes about 60 minutes to board the city wall. The stone wall trail is very wide. Visitors stroll endlessly. The 360-degree view on the wall of the old city has a panoramic view of the high and low undulating red roof distant mountains offshore fishing sails dotted with white clouds and blue sky and the sea at the junction of the sea and the sky up to 25 meters. The beauty of the sea and the sky is even more refreshing.