Monuments and Tourist Attractions
Read about the must-see landmarks in Dubrovnik that you can't miss during your trip to the historic walled city. Discover what the main attractions are in Dubrovnik, their opening hours, cost, and more.
Tourist attractions
Walls of Dubrovnik
The Walls of Dubrovnik are the main attraction of the Pearl of the Adriatic and a must-see on any visit. Read here for opening hours and ticket prices.
Stradun
Discover what to see in Stradun, Dubrovnik's most famous street. Learn about the main restaurants, shops and monuments on Stradun Street.
Old Port of Dubrovnik
The Old Port of Dubrovnik is home to restaurants, terraces, and boats that go to Lokrum Island and many other charming sites. Read what to see in the port.
Fort Lovrijenac
Fort Lovrjenac or St. Lawrence Fortress, often called "Dubrovnik's Gibraltar" is a must-see for Game of Thrones fans. Discover all you need to know here.
City Gates
Discover the historic Pile and Ploče Gates of Dubrovnik and uncover the stories behind the ancient entrances to the city’s famous medieval walls.
Rector's Palace
Discover the exciting history of Rector's Palace, a building that has served as the main branch of government, a prison, arsenal and now, a museum.
Church of St. Ignatius
Visit the famous church steps where Cersei's “Walk of Atonement” was filmed. Read on for the opening hours and location of the Church of St. Ignatius.
Franciscan Friary and Church
Discover the famous Franciscan Friary in Dubrovnik, home to the third oldest pharmacy in the world. Read on for the opening hours and admission costs.
Onofrio's Fountain
This curious fountain with 16 sides is the work of Neopolitan architect Onofrio della Cava. Discover the history of Big Onofrio's Fountain.
Luža Square
Discover Luža, Dubrovnik's square with the most monuments: Saint Blaise Church, Orlando's Column, Rector's Palace and Sponza Palace.
Dubrovnik Cathedral
Dubrovnik Cathedral is home to the remains of the city's patron saint: Saint Blaise. Find out the price, opening hours and history of the cathedral.
Dominican Monastery
Dubrovnik's Dominican Monastery was first built in the 13th century and since then, its bell tower has become a symbol of the city.
Sponza Palace
One of the most iconic buildings in Dubrovnik is Sponza Palace, which has been a bank, armoury, school and customs office during the Republic of Ragusa.
Synagogue
Discover the legacy of Jews in Dubrovnik and learn about the oldest working synagogue in Europe. Read on for the opening hours and cost of the synagogue.