Southern Dalmatia
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Southern Dalmatia - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Dubrovnik's city walls define the Old Town and are one of the world's most stunning architectural achievements. A walk along the top is the...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesReopened in July 2010 after being destroyed in the siege of Dubrovnik, the ultramodern cable car whisks you up Mt. Srđ for the best view of...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesFind this monumental Baroque staircase, Dubrovnik's very own version of the Spanish Steps, at the south side of Gundulićeva Poljana. At the...Read More
Perched on a hill overlooking Trstenica Beach, award-winning Korta Katarina is a beautiful place to try Pelješac wines and the most accessible...Read More
Some of Dubrovnik's most natural and peaceful beaches can be found on Lokrum, a short distance southeast of the Old Town. Lush and fertile,...Read More
Similar to the Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb except with happy endings, this delightful museum outside the Pile Gate is a simple...Read More
The only freestanding part of Dubrovnik's fortification system, this impressive tower stands on a 37-meter-high sheer rock overlooking the sea...Read More
Most people come to Mljet to visit the peaceful national park that covers the entire western part of the island and encompasses the towns of...Read More
There are wonderful places to swim all around Mljet, but the village of Babino Polje, in the center of the island, is home to the most magical...Read More
One of the most significant buildings along the Croatian Coast, this was the administrative center of the Dubrovnik Republic. It's where the...Read More
Located in an industrial factory in Gruž, the Red History Museum tells the story of the rise and fall of communism in Croatia. Founded by a...Read More
There are records of salt being collected by Romans in this area dating back to 167 B.C, but it was the Republic of Dubrovnik that fully recognized...Read More
The Placa, commonly known as the Stradun, is the main street in Dubrovnik's Old Town, stretching 300 meters from the Pile Gate to Luža Square...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesA swath of white sand backed by pine forests, with a couple of unobtrusive bars and restaurants, it's worth the 2½ km (1½ mile) trek across...Read More
This dark, cavernous space in the St. John's Fortress houses several small pools and 27 well-lit tanks containing a variety of fish from rays...Read More
All walks down the Stradun lead to one point: the bell tower, the centerpiece of Luža Square. The bright white structure from 1444 is one of...Read More
This 18th-century Baroque church replaced an earlier one destroyed by fire. Of particular note is the silver statue on the high altar of St...Read More
With a splendid, late-15th-century floral Gothic cloister as its centerpiece, the monastery is best known for its museum, which houses a rich...Read More
This monastery's chief claim to fame is its pharmacy, which was founded in 1318 and is still in existence today, making it one of the oldest...Read More
A 20-minute walk up the hill above Orebić brings you to the 15th-century Franciscan monastery, perched 492 feet above sea level. The view across...Read More
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