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The Pearl of the Adriatic. Dubrovnik's perfectly preserved medieval walled city served as King's Landing in Game of Thrones — and the reality is even more breathtaking than television. The Adriatic gleams below ancient walls.

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UNESCO Old Townwalled city
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Dubrovnik: where to stay

Old Town (Stari Grad) — inside the ancient walls. Extraordinary atmosphere, marble streets, sea views from the ramparts. Expensive and noisy in summer.
Lapad — the resort peninsula west of the Old Town. Beach, hotels, pine forests, quieter than the Old Town, easy bus connection.
Ploče — east of the Old Town, below the walls. Sea views, quieter, walking distance to the Old Town gates.
Cavtat — a charming village 18 km south of Dubrovnik. Far less crowded, beautiful bay, regular boat connections.

Getting around Dubrovnik

The cable car up Mount Srđ (views of the Old Town and islands). Bus 6 connects the Old Town, Lapad and Gruž Port. Water taxis to Lokrum Island (swimming) and the Elaphiti Islands. Dubrovnik Airport is 22 km south — 30 minutes by bus or taxi.

Studio
€80–€200 / night
Lapad and Ploče
1 Bedroom
€120–€350 / night
Sea view apartments
Old Town apartment
€200–€600 / night
Inside the walls

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Dubrovnik: frequently asked

Is Dubrovnik worth visiting?
Dubrovnik is one of Europe's most extraordinary cities — the walled Old Town is genuinely jaw-dropping. The Adriatic is beautiful. Be prepared for crowds in July–August (limit crowds with early morning wall walks).
What was filmed in Dubrovnik for Game of Thrones?
The Old Town (Stari Grad) served as King's Landing throughout all 8 seasons. Key locations: Fort Lovrijenac (the Red Keep exterior), the Old Town walls (Blackwater Bay), Pile Gate (the city gates). Official Game of Thrones walking tours depart daily.
Best time to visit Dubrovnik?
May–June and September–October. July–August is the cruise ship peak — the Old Town can feel impossibly crowded at midday. Spring and autumn offer stunning weather with manageable crowds.

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