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Take a trip to Dubrovnik City Walls on your Croatia Vacation

The Walls of Dubrovnik, or Dubrovačke gradske zidine in Croatian, form an impressive line of stone defences encircling the charming city in southern Croatia. Built over a span of 500 years, predominantly from the 12th to the 17th centuries, these walls stand as some of Europe's most extensive and well-preserved fortifications. With a span of over 6,000 ft (1,828 m), the Walls of Dubrovnik provide uninterrupted panoramic views of the coastal city.

However, a word to the wise: there's not much escape from the sun's rays, so plan your visit during cooler months or in the evenings to beat the heat and avoid the crowds. Tickets are available at any City Wall entrance, but for added convenience and value, consider getting a Dubrovnik Pass. It's your key to unlocking the wonders of these historic walls and the breathtaking views they offer. So, whether you're a history enthusiast or just seeking stunning vistas, the Walls of Dubrovnik promise an unforgettable experience.

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Andres Serrano

Andres Serrano

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One of the most memorable traditions travellers should experience in Croatia is the Sinjska Alka. Held every August in the town of Sinj, near Split, it’s a centuries-old knights’ tournament where horsemen in traditional uniforms gallop at full speed trying to spear a small iron ring (“alka”) with their lances
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Andres Serrano

Andres Serrano

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One common misconception travellers have about Croatia is that it’s only about Dubrovnik and the Dalmatian coast. Inland regions like Zagreb, Istria, and Slavonia offer wine routes, truffle hunting, castles, and cultural festivals. Nature is also often overlooked. Beyond the famous Plitvice Lakes, there are mountains for hiking, rivers for rafting, and even thermal spas.
Ainslee Hanson

Ainslee Hansen

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In early fall, the sea is still warm from the summer heat, making it perfect for swimming. Fall is also grape and truffle harvest season, which is ideal for food and wine lovers.
Ainslee Hanson

Ainslee Hansen

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Imagine wine tasting in Brač, where wine is aged underwater among coral, and you can dive to select your bottle!

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