This walking tour of Old town will focus on everything that makes Dubrovnik unique and it will take you off the beaten path. If you desire a "regular history tour" likes of which you can find in any city in the world there are many in town that will deliver it, but this is not it. We will explore lives of the ordinary people of the town, their beliefs and customs, courting rituals and relationship with ruling class. The tour will address Dubrovnik secrets, quirkiness and unique approach to problems since Dubrovnik Republic was a first to introduce numerous new concepts, many of which are still relevant today. Architecture will be addressed also but besides just the year of built and architectural stile we will talk about the stories behind each one. For more information I'll see you at the meeting point.
Private Tour: When you book a private tour you’re in control -it's just you with friends and family. Set the time and your tour can start.
This is the entrance to the Old Town and in the area between two gates you will find out about defence capabilities of the most heavily fortified city in Europe. Also we will take a look at the map representing the damage done to the Old Town during the siege in the 1990's and hear a few words about Croatian Independence War.
In Old Town's main street the guests will have opportunity to hear a story regarding most of stunning pieces of architecture present in the town itself. St. Saviours church, Franciscan monastery with one of oldest working pharmacies in the world, a marvel of medieval engineering - Onofrio's fountain and hear about stories, legends and ancient customs connected with each one.
The centre of the Old Town was a witness to most important events in Dubrovnik History and features architecture from 15th to 18th centuries and is still the centre of Dubrovnik's government. All shall be reviled - architecture, stories of rivalry, monuments to bribery and more. The square features beautiful Sponza Palace, Clock Tower, St. Blasius Church, Old Parlament Building and more...
You will make your own way to the meeting points
• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended