Attractions in Dubrovnik, Croatia (99)
Dubrovnik
5 Recommendations: 5 Favorable,
Always warm and clear sea, with a view on the open sea, city walls and the island Lokrum attract people from around the world to the beach Banje.Most of these beaches are in fact very good, and offer a lot of additional content, to the usual calm soothing sea, warm Mediterranean sun experience such as cafe bars, restaurants, tennis courts, playgrounds, swimming pools, possibility of renting sport equipment, canoes, kayaks etc. The most popular of the Dubrovnik public beaches are Banje , Lapad bay beaches (Vis, Adriatic...) and Copacabana beach.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 151 days ago
Neum
3 Recommendations: 3 Favorable,
The Adriatic Sea from Split to Dubrovnik is gorgeous, very clean, and includes 22km of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The closed bay at Neum is protected from the strong open sea winds by the Peljesac Peninsula, and wonderfully calm. Tourism has returned to this place and scuba-diving, parasailing, boating and jet skiing can all readily be arranged in any of the major hotels. It all costs a little less than what it costs in Croatia. During the season, it is wise to book in advance.
Reviewed by Naida
Updated 158 days ago
City Marina ''Skver''
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
City marina, a pleasant place where one can really feel the spirit of Herceg Novi. There are a lot of tourist attractions on offer as well as water sports.
Reviewed by Gligo Tomanovic
Updated 127 days ago
Franciscan Monastery
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
In the monastery you have the oldest Pharmacy in Europe what is dating from 1317 and still working the day of today like it was then . The museum contains valuable specimens of manuscripts and coral , paintings , head relic of St. Ursula and a ex vuoto collection of jewelry.
Reviewed by Solange Vandamme-Mijović
Updated 128 days ago
Lounge bar Buono
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
Restaurant and lounge bar Buono is a quit new place to be if you want to eat something nice or just to sit outside and have a drink . Very popular by locals . If you are hungry and don't want to leave you're room you can order by phone and they bring your food to your place .
Reviewed by Solange Vandamme-Mijović
Updated 147 days ago
Silence Apartments
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
A wonderful place in Zupa, in the midst of beaches full of the Mediterranean luxuriant green plants, mostly agaves, palm trees and pine trees. The old name of the place was Subbrenum, from the name of the stronghold Brenum that used to be here in the ancient times and where the inhabitants of the destroyed Epidaurum found shelter in the 7th century. Srebreno also has many remnants of old architecture, like strongholds, churches and graveyards. With its hotels and many rest-homes , apartments, Srebreno is today a highly developed tourist resort. There are also plenty opportunities of finding accomodation in private rooms. .
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 151 days ago
Mljet
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
Walking trough many roads, hidden paths etc you can reach to so many lovely spots from you can enjoy beautiful vievs to the blue, thick green woods, fields and unbeleveable jet undiscavered places. As the island of Mljet has no crowded beaches, apart probably those in Saplunara and Blace (Limuni), than Sutmiholjska beach (near village of Babino Polje), you can easily find a space just for yourself eithef on the sea shore or the shore of the lakes, and be able to experince peaceful enjoyment of the tranquility of Saplunara.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 151 days ago
Jesuit Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
Church St.. Ignatius is Jesuit church in Dubrovnik.It was built as a Baroque-nave church with an impressive facade, modeled on the Church of St. Ignatius in Rome. The project architect is made Ignazio Pozzo and construction was completed 1725. year. Baroque illusionist frescoes in the interior, with scenes from the life vol. Ignatius of Loyola, Took the painter Gaetano Garcia. In 1885. The church has set up an artificial caves, Dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes, one of the oldest in Europe.The church is located on the square called Poljana Rudjer Boskovic. The square is a monumental stairway access from 1738. The work of Pietro Passalacque, built on the model of the staircase, Piazza di Spagna in Rome. It builds on the Jesuit church of course (Collegium Ragusinum), Famous Jesuit college, and today Bishopric classical gymnasium Rudjer Boskovic.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 162 days ago
Dubrovnik City Walls
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
Wlaking on the city walls of Dubrovnik lets you imagine the way people lived at the times of the Republic of Dubrovnik. Beautiful view of the south adriatic sea.
Reviewed by Daniel Knezevic
Updated 166 days ago
Etnografski Muzej
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
This museum is located in the old granary of the Republic of Dubrovnik . The Dubrovnik Republic kept the state reserves of wheat , barley and millet in silos careved in stone . That was called Rupe and they are waterproof and kept the grains cool . There you can see also a lot of tipycal Folk costumes and handwork on 2nd floor .
Reviewed by Solange Vandamme-Mijović
Updated 127 days ago