Dubrovnik, the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’ is no longer the best-kept secret in the Mediterranean region. Attracting millions of tourists from all over the world, this Croatian city has become one of the most popular tourist hotspots in Europe. The city, listed in the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1979, mesmerizes visitors with its picturesque red roofed medieval houses, white stoned city wall, Gothic Renaissance palaces and crystal clear turquoise sea. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Welcome to Dubrovnik - Planning Your Stay - Climate & Weather - Sightseeing - Old Town - Lovrjenac Fort - Stradun - Big Onofrio’s Fountain - Rector’s Palace - Sponza Palace - Orlando Column - Clock Tower & Bell Tower - Siroka Street - Dubrovnik Beaches - Banje Beach - Copacabana Beach - Lapad Beach - Sveti Jakov - Lokrum Island - City Walls with Forts - Mount Srd - Monasteries & Churches - Franciscan Monastery - Dominican Monastery - Dubrovnik Cathedral - Church of St Blaise - Church of St Ignatius - Elafiti Islands - Mljet - Ston - Cavtat - Maritime Museum - Places to Stay - Eating & Drinking - Shopping
