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 Stradun by KristaB
Surrender and enjoy. Evening is the right time for slow walk up and down (because it isn't very long, of course).
Take a walk to Trubadur bar, and check if there is some jam session announcement for that evening. In that case, don't even think about getting a seat after 20.00. Grab one comfy bamboo chair and order something good. I'll have Pina Colada, please.
And after the music stops echoing through narrow streets, there will still be many smiling souls wandering up and down Stradun promenade. Leave a Comment
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 by acemj
Rising above the Old Town, you'll find Mount Srd and the now empty Fort Imperial, which was built by Napolean's occupying army in 1808. I didn't make it all the way up the hill, but even half-way up, the views are spectacular. Leave a Comment
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In July and August, Dubrovnik hosts a high brow Summer Festival featuring concerts and plays (think Shakespeare, not Broadway) in many of the city's beautiful courtyards and palaces. Leave a Comment
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 Streets of Gold by sandysmith
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 Walls of Dubrovnik by IngaA
Old Town. The completely preserved area. Medieval "island" inside "Great Croatian Wall", if can say so. I didn't see the Great Chinese Wall but I bet Dubrovnik Wall can compete, at least by its beauty.
And what a strange life it is. Those walls survived several centuries of constant wars all around and finally the city took its most severe destruction caused by the civic war. On the wall there is a map where all the objects are shown, which suffered of bombings. The map is full of those little circles. They destroyed the original roofs and the municipal authorities had to replace them with new ones.
On nthe walls you can see the statue of St. Vlaho (Blaise), the protector of Dubrovnik, surveing the town and greeting us. Leave a Comment
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The Rector's Palace deserves closer scrutiny from the outside - so much detail, the more you look the more you notice - its probably the most ornate of the buildings in Dubrovnik. It has ornate gothic arches with intricate carvings on them - all different. My camera had a happy time here ! Two of the capitals are from the original Palace, such as the one of the Rector administering justice to the citizens - shown in pic 4.
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 War in Dubrovnik by bicycle_girlLeave a Comment
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Lapad peninsula (See map pic 2)is regarded as one of the most beautiful parts of Dubrovnik. Its beach is the largest beach in Dubrovnik and is located in Lapad bay, very close to the Lapad walking Zone and in the near vicinity of several hotels, many restaurants, cafe bars, tennis courts, children playgrounds. Inbetween Lapad nad the Babin Kuk peninsula is Uvula Bay. Unfortunatelt we only got to sail past this area on a boat trip but it did indeed look very pleasant.
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Setaliste Kralja Zvonimira 39, Dubrovnik - Rixos Hotel Libertas
Liechtensteinov put 3, Dubrovnik - Hotel Vis
Masarykov put 4 Lapad Bay, Dubrovnik - Excelsior Hotel
Frana Supila 12, Dubrovnik - Ivka
Sv Mihajla 21, Dubrovnik - Hotel Dubrovnik
Setaliste Kralja Zvonimira BB, Dubrovnik - Hotel Bellevue Dubrovnik
Pera Cingrije 7, Dubrovnik - Stari Grad
Od Sigurate 4, Dubrovnik - Hotel Neptun Dubrovnik
Kardinala Stepinca 31, Dubrovnik - Hotel Komodor
Masarykov Put 5, Dubrovnik - Valamar Club Dubrovnik
Iva Dulcica 18 on the Babin Kuk peninsula, Dubrovnik - Hotel Bozica Dubrovnik
Ulica 13, 1D Sudjuradj, Island Sipan, Dubrovnik - Hotel Argosy
Iva Dulcica 41, Dubrovnik - Boutique & Beach Hotel Villa Wolff
Nika i Meda Pucica 1, Dubrovnik - Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik
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