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<\/figure>\n\nThis opinion is completely independent<\/strong>, based on our experiences. We made our own choices, visited the area anonymously, and paid our bills in full.<\/p>\n\n A week is enough time to see everything: the city walls, the Old Town, museums, beaches, Lokrum Island, and to take a day trip to the Elaphiti Islands or the town of Cavtat. It\u2019s the ideal length of time to enjoy Dubrovnik at a leisurely pace. <\/p>\n\n To help you find your way around our itinerary below, here’s our map of Dubrovnik’s main tourist attractions:<\/p>\n\n To avoid lines at the main attractions, the Dubrovnik Pass<\/strong> is a good investment for a week. It includes access to the city walls<\/a>, Fort Lovrijenac, the Rector\u2019s Palace<\/a>, the Maritime Museum<\/a>, MOMAD, and several other municipal museums, as well as unlimited use of city buses. The 1-day pass costs \u20ac40 and the 3-day pass costs \u20ac50 . All information is available on the official Dubrovnik Pass website here.<\/a> <\/p>\n\n See our tips<\/strong> (coming soon)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\n The Old Town can be explored entirely on foot: it is a pedestrian zone closed to vehicles. To reach outlying neighborhoods such as Lapad or Gru\u017e, the city bus system is efficient and inexpensive. Lines 1A and 1B connect the Pile stop to the port of Gru\u017e and the Lapad neighborhood. Tickets can be purchased from the driver for about \u20ac2, or are included in the Dubrovnik Pass. If you\u2019ve rented a car<\/a>, the closest parking lot to Pile Gate is the Ilijina Glavica Parking Lot (about \u20ac5\/hour). During peak season, parking spaces are scarce: it\u2019s best to park in an outlying neighborhood and take the bus into the city center. Read our article on where to park in Dubrovnik for more information<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n When it comes to accommodations, there are several neighborhoods to choose from. In the Old Town or right nearby, you\u2019ll be closest to the sights, but prices are higher. The Lapad neighborhood, 4 km to the west, offers more spacious hotels, along with beaches and restaurants, all in a more local atmosphere. Check out our full selection of the best hotels and neighborhoods to stay in Dubrovnik<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n Our favorites: neighborhoods and hotels<\/p>\n\n\n\n Old Town<\/strong> – Lapad and Babin Kuk<\/strong> – North Shore<\/strong> – Plo\u010de District<\/strong> – See our complete selection of the best hotels in Dubrovnik<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n Here is our seven-day itinerary for Dubrovnik: the must-see heritage sites starting on the first day, a day of culture and history, a day of sports and the beach, a trip to Lokrum Island, a relaxing day in Lapad, and two days of excursions to nearby destinations.<\/p>\n\n The first day is devoted to Dubrovnik\u2019s must-see sights: the medieval city walls, the Baroque Old Town, Lovrijenac Fortress, and the panoramic view from Mount Srd. It\u2019s a packed itinerary, but one that can be covered in a well-organized day. <\/p>\n\n The day begins on the ramparts as soon as they open at 9 a.m. These medieval fortifications, built in the 14th century, completely encircle the old town for nearly 2 km. From the top of the walls, the views of the orange-tiled rooftops, the Adriatic Sea, and the surrounding islands are breathtaking. The loop trail allows you to see the city from every angle, both toward the sea and inland. We recommend visiting early in the morning: the light is perfect and the crowds haven\u2019t arrived yet. Allow about 2 hours for the entire tour. Admission is \u20ac40 for adults and is included in the Dubrovnik Pass. Find all our tips in our article dedicated to the Dubrovnik city walls here<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n After exploring the heights of the city walls, head down to lose yourself in the narrow streets of the old town, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. This labyrinth of white limestone, bustling squares, and Baroque facades reveals new surprises at every turn. We especially enjoyed leaving the Stradun\u2014the main pedestrian thoroughfare\u2014to explore the narrow alleys that wind up the hillside, which are quieter yet just as interesting. Don\u2019t miss the Great Onofrio Fountain, dating from the 15th century, or the Renaissance palaces that line the route. Allow about 1 hour and 30 minutes for a leisurely stroll. Admission is free and open to the public from Pile Gate or Plo\u010de Gate. Read our article on Dubrovnik\u2019s Old Town here<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n All the photos, maps, information and addresses you need to make your stay in Croatia<\/strong> a success will soon<\/strong> be available in a single ebook!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n Perched on a 37-meter-high rock west of the city center, Fort Lovrijenac is one of the most striking landmarks in the city\u2019s skyline. Built in the 11th century to defend the city against Venetian attempts to seize the bay, it bears the Latin inscription \u201cNon bene pro toto libertas venditur auro\u201d (\u201cFreedom cannot be sold for all the gold in the world\u201d). Fans of the Game of Thrones series will recognize it as the setting for the Red Keep in King\u2019s Landing. The 180\u00b0 view of the sea and the ramparts from its terraces is well worth the visit. Take a Game of Thrones guided tour<\/a> \u2014which includes the fort as a stop\u2014to immerse yourself in the cult series. <\/p>\n\n To wrap up this first day from the heights, Mount Srd\u2014which rises to 412 meters\u2014is, in our opinion, the viewpoint you won\u2019t want to miss. A cable car takes you from the Old Town to the summit in just a few minutes. At the top, the Imperial Fortress houses a museum dedicated to the Croatian War of Independence. A bar and a restaurant with panoramic views let you linger a while before heading back down for dinner. Price: \u20ac25 round-trip, including admission to the fort. The lower station is located on Petra Kre\u0161imira IV Street, a 10-minute walk from Plo\u010de Gate. For more information, visit the official website of the Dubrovnik cable car here<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n For your first dinner, Restaurant 360<\/strong> is a must-visit Michelin 1-star gourmet restaurant, located on the ramparts with a terrace overlooking the old port (expect to pay 150 to 200\u20ac per person; make a reservation here<\/a>). For another restaurant with a sea view that\u2019s elegant yet a bit less formal, we think Restaurant Nautika<\/strong> is a great option. <\/p>\n\n The second day is devoted to Dubrovnik\u2019s architectural and religious heritage: the Baroque Cathedral, the Franciscan Monastery, Sponza Palace, and the Rector\u2019s Palace make up a cultural tour through the heart of the Old Town.<\/p>\n\n We suggest you start your day at the Cathedral of the Assumption<\/a>, built between the 17th and 18th centuries in the Baroque style. We found its treasury well worth seeing: gold and silver reliquaries, a polyptych attributed to Titian, and a reliquary containing the skull of Saint Blaise, the city\u2019s patron saint. Admission to the cathedral is free; a visit to the treasury costs \u20ac4 (cash only; shoulders must be covered). Open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Allow 30 minutes to 1 hour. <\/p>\n\n Tucked just inside the Pile Gate, we enjoyed exploring the Franciscan Monastery<\/a>. Founded in the 14th century, it houses one of Croatia\u2019s oldest Romanesque-Gothic cloisters, whose finely carved double columns create a serene atmosphere. The adjoining museum houses illuminated manuscripts and religious paintings. The site is also home to one of Europe\u2019s oldest pharmacies still in operation, which has been open since 1317. Admission is included with the Dubrovnik Pass. <\/p>\n\n The Sponza Palace is one of the few buildings to have survived the 1667 earthquake. This 16th-century Gothic-Renaissance masterpiece is, in our opinion, one of the finest in the Old Town: its facade, punctuated by arcades, and its loggia make it a must-see. We were struck by the elegance of the entire structure. Just a few steps away, the War Photo Limited<\/strong> gallery features photojournalism exhibitions on contemporary conflicts, presented with a committed artistic approach. It\u2019s a spot off the beaten path that really makes you think. <\/p>\n\n The Rector’s Palace<\/a> is one of the most representative examples of Gothic-Renaissance architecture in Dubrovnik. Formerly the seat of government of the Republic of Ragusa, it was home to the elected rector, whose term lasted only one month. Its collections trace the history of this city-state through period furniture, official portraits, and ancient coins. We were particularly impressed by the loggia with its ornate columns and the carved details of the capitals, which you can see from the outside. <\/p>\n\n For this second dinner, we recommend two great places. Zuzori<\/strong> Restaurant offers elegant cuisine featuring fish and seafood from the Adriatic in a refined setting. For a more creative dining experience, Pjerin<\/strong> Restaurant is a sophisticated Mediterranean spot, perfect for an evening out after a day of cultural sightseeing. <\/p>\n\n The third day features a mix of sports, culture, and swimming. Kayaking in the morning, a museum visit in the early afternoon, followed by a trip to the beach, and then a zip line ride at sunset: a varied itinerary that showcases the many facets of Dubrovnik. <\/p>\n\n The morning begins on the water. The kayak tour departs from the Old Town, follows the city walls along the Adriatic coast, and heads toward sea caves carved into the limestone cliffs. Suitable for beginners and led by guides, we think this is a unique way to explore Dubrovnik from the sea, gaining access to coves that are inaccessible on foot. Allow 3 to 4 hours. We recommend booking your kayaking trip in advance<\/a>, especially during peak season. <\/p>\n\n Once back on land, stop by the Dubrovnik Museum of Modern Art<\/a> (MOMAD), located in Villa Banac. It features works by Croatian artists from the 19th and 20th centuries. We found the visit interesting for anyone who wants to discover local art beyond the city\u2019s medieval and Baroque heritage. The museum is included in the Dubrovnik Pass. Allow about 1 hour. <\/p>\n\n A 2-minute walk from MOMAD, you’ll find Banje Beach, Dubrovnik’s most famous beach<\/a>. It offers views of the city walls and Lokrum Island, with crystal-clear water. It’s a great spot for a mid-afternoon swim before the evening’s activities. Admission is free, although some areas offer lounge chairs for a fee. <\/p>\n\n To wrap up this active day, take a zip-line ride over Dubrovnik at sunset. You\u2019ll be treated to a spectacular view of the bay and the Old Town. We recommend booking your zipline ride in advance<\/a> to ensure you get a spot at your preferred time. <\/p>\n\n After this active day, you have two options for dinner. Bura Bistro & Bar<\/strong> offers creative cuisine made with local ingredients in a relaxed atmosphere, with good value for the price. For a truly unique experience, the \u201cDinner in the Sky\u201d in Dubrovnik<\/a> lets you dine suspended from a crane dozens of meters in the air, with a panoramic view of the Old Town and the Adriatic Sea. It\u2019s an unforgettable way to wrap up this third day. <\/p>\n\n The fourth day combines a morning trip to Lokrum Island with visits to two cultural museums in the afternoon. It\u2019s a well-balanced itinerary that combines nature with exploring the local heritage. <\/p>\n\n Just 600 meters off the coast of the Old Town, Lokrum Island is a nature reserve that can be reached in about ten minutes by shuttle from the Old Port. Covered with pine trees, centuries-old olive trees, and Mediterranean plants, it is home to a botanical garden founded in the 19th century by Archduke Maximilian of Austria. We were charmed by the peacocks roaming freely among the ruins of the Benedictine monastery. Plan on spending half a day there. Find all the excursions to Lokrum here<\/a>. It\u2019s also possible to get there by shuttle from the harbor. <\/p>\n\n Back on the mainland, start the afternoon with a visit to the Rupe Ethnographic Museum, housed in a former 16th-century grain silo (Od Rupa 3). We found the building itself remarkable: its grain silos carved into the rock on the ground floor bear witness to the economic organization of the Republic of Ragusa. The upper floors feature Dalmatian folk costumes, embroidered textiles, and handicrafts. We enjoyed the collection and the lovely view of the old town from the upper floors. <\/p>\n\n Housed in Fort Saint-Jean, the Dubrovnik Maritime Museum traces the history of local seafaring from antiquity through the 20th century through more than 5,000 artifacts. Ship models, antique maps, and navigational instruments make up an exhibition accessible to all. The models of large merchant sailing ships are particularly impressive, especially that of a 19th-century nava, which could measure up to 80 meters. We found this visit to be a great complement to our day on Lokrum, as it helps visitors understand the maritime history of the Republic of Ragusa. Check out our tips in our article dedicated to the Dubrovnik Maritime Museum<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n For this fourth dinner, we think Proto Fish Restaurant<\/strong> is an excellent choice for lovers of fresh fish and seafood from the Adriatic, set in a charming location near the harbor. It\u2019s the perfect spot for a quiet evening after a busy day. <\/p>\n\nPractical Tips for Visiting Dubrovnik in One Week<\/h2>\n\n
What can you see in Dubrovnik in one week? Is that long enough? <\/h3>\n\n
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Where to sleep in Dubrovnik<\/h3>\n\n
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Stop 1: The City Walls<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n\nStop 4: Take the cable car up to Mount Srd<\/h3>\n\n
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Day 2: Architectural and Religious Heritage<\/h2>\n\n
Stop 1: The Cathedral of the Assumption and its treasury<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n\nStop 2: The Franciscan Monastery<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n\nStop 3: The Sponza Palace and War Photo Limited<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n\nStop 4: The Rector’s Palace<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\nDay 3: Sports, the beach, and a museum<\/h2>\n\n
Stop 1: Kayaking along the ramparts<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n\nStop 2: MOMAD, the Dubrovnik Museum of Modern Art<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n\nStop 3: Swimming at Banje Beach<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n\nStop 4: Zip Line at Sunset<\/h3>\n\n
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DISCOVER Dubrovnik<\/span><\/h5>\n\n\n\n
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Stop 1: A Trip to Lokrum Island<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n\nStop 2: The Rupe Ethnographic Museum<\/h3>\n\n
Stop 3: The Maritime Museum<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n\nDinner on Day 4<\/h3>\n\n
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