OLD TOWN DUBROVNIK

Dubrovnik Old Town is a a fascinating walled city on the Adriatic Coast. Dubrovnik sprang up in the 7th century as a fortress town before becoming known as the “Jewel of the Adriatic.”

The main feature which defines the Rich History & Culture of Dubrovnik are its intact city walls which run uninterrupted for 1940 meters encircling the city. This complex structure, one of the most beautiful and strongest fort systems in the Europe is the main attraction to the city's visitors.

The Old Town (car-free zone), is sprinkled with historical sites, cafes, bars, restaurants, shops and sidewalks that invite strolling, browsing and espresso sipping.

Major sights of the Old Town are Rector palace, Sponza palace Franciscan Friarary, St. Blaise church, Cathedral, Rupe museum, Island Lokrum and benedictan mounastary.

Live Webcam of the main street (Stradun) of Old Town Dubrovnik

LAPAD

Lapad is a large peninsula and a relatively new part of Dubrovnik, not as old as Dubrovnik's Old Town. It is just outside (3km) on the North West side of Dubrovnik Old Town. There is a frequent 10 minute bus ride that connects Lapad to the Old Town.

Most of Dubrovniks beaches are in Lapad so you'll be within walking distance of the sea. Lapad is very compact and your can walk everywhere.

Lapad bay has a long boulevard with many cafes, bars and restaurants. Lapad has many other attractive places: If you like sports, beach volleyball or tennis are on offer. Courts are located on beaches or near them. There is also a beautiful walkway for romantic and peaceful walks, conected to the boulevard. It is a path which leads all around Lapad peninsula and that is probably the most beautiful path for walking in Dubrovnik.