Dubrovnik Old Town
Dubrovnik, located on the Adriatic coast in southern Croatia, is known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic." Its red-tiled, whitewashed old town is surrounded by ancient walls, with winding stone alleys and alleyways, creating a perfect blend of history, art, and sea views.
Scenery along the way
Scenery along the way
Stone Walls
Built in the 14th century, the 5.5-kilometer-long Wall of Ston, known as the "Great Wall of China in Europe," winds its way around hills and salt pans, serving as a defense and protecting precious salt resources. It remains remarkably well-preserved and magnificent today.
Stone Fishing Town
Ston, a renowned fishing town in southern Croatia, is known for its medieval city walls and ancient salt pans. It produces high-quality oysters and seafood, and its tranquil streets, bathed in the sea breeze, exude a unique Mediterranean charm.
Peljesac Bridge
The Pelješac Bridge spans Mali Ston Bay, connecting mainland Croatia with the peninsula. The elegant, white, cable-stayed structure, scheduled to open in 2022, is a symbol of modern engineering and international cooperation.
City Walls
City Walls: Nearly 2 kilometers long, overlooking the old city and the sea
Rector’s Palace
Rector’s Palace: A Renaissance-style symbol of power
Franciscan monastery and church
The Franciscan friary and church is a large complex of buildings belonging to the Order of Friars Minor. It consists of a monastery, a church, a library and a pharmacy.
Cable car viewing platform (Mount Srđ)
Cable car viewing platform (Mount Srđ): a great place to get a bird's eye view of the entire old town and the blue coast.