7 Best Things to Do in Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Dubrovnik is the place to visit if you're heading to Croatia. If you're looking to solo travel in Dubrovnik, discover our destination guide on things to do in Dubrovnik, including what to see and recommended places to stay for solos. Find out how to get around, what to do at night and where to eat and drink.
All recommendations have come from our solo female community to help you to make the most of your trip. Happy planning!
Can there be any prettier Old Town in Europe? This Medieval city has a moving history both within and outside its fortified walls. Being on the Dalmatian coast means that Dubrovnik has Mediterranean temperatures and some of the nicest coastline.
Known as the ‘pearl of the Adriatic,’ the City of Dubrovnik is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its timeless beauty makes it a mecca for history lovers. Once a great trading hub, the city is now one of the biggest tourist destinations in the Mediterranean, with outside cafes and a quaint marina.
Stradun is the city’s main street with a 31 metre high bell tower. This is a good spot to enjoy some al fresco dining on the day’s catch and people watch to your heart’s content.
Meander through small side streets and watch the world pass you by on a bench at the marina or wander around the harbour admiring old beautiful buildings and the ancient drawbridge. The Dalmatian limestone walls are one of the city’s highlights, where you’ll find people walking the 2km trail along towering cliffs, dramatic slopes and historic turrets, all with a backdrop of the Adriatic in sight. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
All recommendations have come from our solo female community to help you to make the most of your trip. Happy planning!
Can there be any prettier Old Town in Europe? This Medieval city has a moving history both within and outside its fortified walls. Being on the Dalmatian coast means that Dubrovnik has Mediterranean temperatures and some of the nicest coastline.
Known as the ‘pearl of the Adriatic,’ the City of Dubrovnik is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its timeless beauty makes it a mecca for history lovers. Once a great trading hub, the city is now one of the biggest tourist destinations in the Mediterranean, with outside cafes and a quaint marina.
Stradun is the city’s main street with a 31 metre high bell tower. This is a good spot to enjoy some al fresco dining on the day’s catch and people watch to your heart’s content.
Meander through small side streets and watch the world pass you by on a bench at the marina or wander around the harbour admiring old beautiful buildings and the ancient drawbridge. The Dalmatian limestone walls are one of the city’s highlights, where you’ll find people walking the 2km trail along towering cliffs, dramatic slopes and historic turrets, all with a backdrop of the Adriatic in sight. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: 7 Best Things to Do in Dubrovnik
Guide Location: Croatia » Dubrovnik
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Lisa Eldridge
Read it on Author's Website: https://www.girlabouttheglobe.com/solo-travel-in-dubrovnik/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: Croatia » Dubrovnik
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Lisa Eldridge
Read it on Author's Website: https://www.girlabouttheglobe.com/solo-travel-in-dubrovnik/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Minceta Fortress
- St John’s Fortress
- Lovrijenac Fortress
- Pile Gate
- Onofrio Fountain
- Sponza Palace
- Church of St. Blaise
- Dominican Monastery
- Dubrovnik Cable Car
- The Museum of the Homeland War
- Buza Bar
- Bellevue Beach
- Gruž Market
- Gundulic Square
- Maritime Museum
- Sigurata Church and Museum
- Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola
- Touch of Thai Spa and Massage
- Rixos Libertas Hotel and Golden Casino
- Ploce gate
- Rector’s Palace
- Franciscan Monastery
- Boninovo cemetery
- Benedictine Monastery
- Sveti Jakov Church
- Park Orsula
- Hostel Angelina Old Town
- Hotel Adria
- Apartments Villa Karmen
- City Walls Hostel
- D’Vino Wine Bar
- Slavica
- Culture Club Revelin
- Restaurant 360 Dubrovnik
- Posip
- Presa
- Azur Dubrovnik
- Taj Mahal
- Buffet Skola
- Vita Bella
- Nishta
- Dolce Vita – Pancakes
- Konzum
- Banje Beach
- Cave Bar
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