The City Walls of this Medieval City are it's most recognizable feature, famous to the entire world, being the most…

In the Middle Ages it became the only city-state in the Adriatic to rival Venice and achieved a remarkable level of…

The Dead Sea is a natural swimming hole connected to the sea by means of an underground passage.

Detailed maps, weapons and correspondence were prooves of recent fight in which two hundred weakly armed croatians…

The main thoroughfare of the Old City and a UNESCO world heritage site.

The exhibition features hundreds of moving photographs, historical information and even videos, all of which are…

Famous for resisting the Venetian rule, this triangular shaped historical Fort with three terraces narrate many…

This is the working end of Dubrovnik with port/dock activity, shopping malls and high density accommodation.

Crossing the 15 century stone bridge over the former moat, the imposing city walls rear up, and sets the stage for the…

This island throughout history has been known as an island of sea-captains providing the Dubrovnik Republic with many…

The walled city of Dubrovnik sits proudly on the Aegean Crystal aqua sea.

Surrounded by lush natural vegetation and turquoise water, the small pastel coloured villas and fisherman’s houses give…