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1. Dubrovnik Summer Festival
Stari GradThe city's cultural highlight is the annual Dubrovnik Summer Festival, which runs from mid-July to late August and attracts thousands of artists from around the world. A variety of open-air classical concerts, ballet, and theatrical performances are held at various venues within the walls, and the city becomes a riot of folklore, traditional dresses, midnight performances, and music. Tickets, ranging from 30 Kn to 500 Kn, can be purchased online or at the festival box office.
Od Sigurate 1, Dubrovnik, Dubrovacko-Neretvanska, 20000, Croatia020-326–100 -
2. Kino Slavica
PileWatch a movie outdoors with either the city walls or the Adriatic Sea as your backdrop at Dubrovnik's two open-air cinemas, which show predominantly English-language films in their original version nightly throughout the summer. Kino Slavica is located in a walled garden on the main road between the Old Town and Lapad, while Kino Jadran is right in the Old Town, completely hidden from sight. They sell drinks on-site but you are welcome to bring your own.
Branitelja Dubrovnika 42, Dubrovnik, Dubrovacko-Neretvanska, 20000, Croatia020-638–640Arts/Entertainment Details
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3. Moreška
For one of the most entertaining cultural performances you'll see in Croatia, catch a performance of the Moreška, a colorful medieval sword dance—with real swords—that has been performed in Korčula for more than 400 years. The word Moreška means "Moorish" and is said to celebrate the victory of the Christians over the Moors in Spain, told through the story of a clash between the Black King and the White King over a young maiden. The dance itself is not native to Croatia and was once performed in many Mediterranean countries, but the tradition has disappeared elsewhere and nowadays remains only here. The hour-long performance involves traditional a cappella singing, a live brass band, and the energetic sword dance, performed only by males from local families. Performances take place at 9 pm Monday and Thursday in July and August and Thursday in May, June, September and October. They happen on an open-air stage just outside the city walls next to the Land Gate, with a spectacular performance held on July 29, the feast day of Korčula's protector, St. Theodore.
Korcula, Dubrovacko-Neretvanska, 20260, CroatiaArts/Entertainment Details
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