We enjoyed our walk through the Old Town and up and down some of the alleys. The cost of food and beverage was quite high, and the main street through town was simply one store after another selling items to tourists. While the Old Town was indeed a special place to see, we ended up spending less time than planned... More

I have visited many walled cities, but none compare to Old Town Dubrovnik. It is absolutely the cleanest walled city I have seen. The streets wind around to hidden little corners where you will find shops and restaurants that cater to every taste. If you are looking for big name brands go elsewhere. More

Beautiful churches, interesting museums and lovely cafes to sit and watch the world go by More

Lots of alleys, and shops, and museums, and Churches. Markets,restaurant, a surprise round every corner. Clean and very special. More

The main street was wide and lovely. the outdoor restaurants off that street were better value especially when a musician is playing marvellous guitar melodies. The back streets were quaint and in shadow from bright sun. We liked it all. More

credit to the people who clean it, this busy location is well maintained and full of charm. More

Dubrovnik was bombed during the independence wars of the 1990's but most of the damaged buildings seem to have been sympathetically restored. The area is very busy as it is a destination for a large number of cruise ships. There are sufficient bars, restaurants, shops etc. to cope with this daily influx. There a number of interesting sights among the... More

A lovely place to stroll but very crowded and the items for sale are very expensive. More

Know which restaurant you want to eat at, otherwise some might lure you in and they are NOT the best!! More