A daily walk around Dubrovnik

On the sightseeing walk you will take in the atmosphere and challenging past of the port city, walk through the filming locations of "Game of Thrones" and learn the most interesting things about everyday life of Croats.

Highlights:

• Explore the history of Dubrovnik in the heart of the Old Town
• Walk around the old port of Dubrovnik
• See the filming locations of Game of Thrones
• Make a wish near the monument to the playwright Marin Držić
  
• Learn about Croatian traditions and get useful tips for conquering the city

Included:

• Guide service

Important to know:

• Tour reservations close 24 hours in advance.
• Entrance to the city walls and the cable car ride are not included in the tour
• The tour is completely pedestrian. Along the way there are convenient stops and photo pauses with a favorable angle at the sights. With a map of the route you can see in the "photo".
• The tour is held without headphones
• There can be more than 15 people in the group, because there are no tickets for children.
• At the end of the tour a question and answer session is waiting for you: you can ask the guide any questions about Dubrovnik, discuss the tour and exchange impressions.

History of Dubrovnik in the heart of the Old Town
Our itinerary will take you through the historic district, where the main sights of Dubrovnik are concentrated. We will meet at the entrance to the Old Town, walk along the ancient pedestrian street Stradun and see the architectural dominants of the main square Luža - the City Hall, the bell tower and the white stone church of St. Vlasija. Turning in the narrow streets to the synagogue, we will talk about the history of Dubrovnik's Jewish community. At the Dominican monastery and the steps of St. Ignatius Church, we'll find the familiar locations of Game of Thrones. You will also stroll through the old port of Dubrovnik, hear the history of the Cathedral and find out who and how ruled the city from the Rector's Palace.

Croatian traditions and tips on conquering the city
You will not only learn about the history of Dubrovnik, but also understand the mentality and mores of its citizens. We will walk through the residential quarters of the Old Town, observing the everyday life of the locals and talking about Croatian traditions and cooking. At a small store with ties you will learn why this particular item of clothing is associated with Croats. Near the monument to the playwright Marin Držić you will make a wish. We also recommend restaurants where you can taste Croatian food and wine, tell you what souvenirs to bring from Dubrovnik, and give you ideas for your own walks.