Dubrovnik Old Town Tours and Tickets

Learn of the struggles faced by Croatians during times of war on this 1-hour Dubrovnik walking tour. Explore Dubrovnik's historic Old Town and listen as your guide sheds light on the Balkan Peninsula's troubled past. Gain insight into the roots of Croatia's 20th-century wartime history and learn how the struggles are perceived by Dubrovnik's locals today. With personal accounts from your guide, hear stories from Dubrovnik's ancient and modern history, and piece them together to gain understanding of the state of the nation and its people in the modern era.

Explore Dubrovnik on a private tour fro Split. Traveling with a dedicated guide is a great way for first-time visitors to get to know Croatia, especially if they're short on time. You'll get plenty of personalized attention and the ability to ask questions; your guide will tailor their commentary and the day's itinerary to your preferences. Highlights include Big Onofrio's fountain, the St. Francic and St. Blaise churches, and Srdj Mountain.

Get the most out of your stay in Dubrovnik by booking this comprehensive combo out. First ascend via cable car Mt Srā‘, the craggy mountain that towers over the city, for jaw-dropping views of the walled medieval town. Then, head back down and go on a guided walking tour of Dubrovnik, strolling its limestone-blanketed streets and learning about the history of some of its most famous landmarks from St Onofrio's Fountain to the Cathedral of the Assumption.

You can stroll down the Stradun and walk the wall of Dubrovnik but it's much more meaningful if you know what you're looking at. Which is why this informative and fun walking tour is a must for any visitor to the 'Pearl of the Adriatic.' Learn what makes this UNESCO World Heritage site so amazing and special. Learn about the architecture - Gothic, Renaissance and baroque - and the history behind the palaces, fountains, monasteries and churches. Walk the high walls and get a different perspective of the city.

Get an insider's view of Dubrovnik with this informative and entertaining walking tour. After getting picked up at your hotel, make your way to Old Town, as the guide points out landmarks of interest along the way. Begin the walking tour at Pile Gate and then meander down the 'wide' limestone-clad street, Stradun, Old Town's version of Broadway, stopping at the Franciscan Monastery, the city cathedral and Rector's Palace, among others, to learn about the history of each spot.

The summit of Mount Srā‘ offers striking vistas, but ascending by foot can be difficult. Relax with a round-trip cable car journey to discover views of Dubrovnik, the Adriatic Sea, and distant islands, with the option to explore the hilltop Imperial Fortress. Explore the activities, eateries, and shops to be found on the mountain peak, descending at a time that suits you.

See the best of Croatia's mainland with this entertaining and educational 8-day guided tour. The trip begins in Dubrovnik, the 'Pearl of the Adriatic,' and travels north-west along the coast to superlative Split to see the incredible Diocletian's Palace an early 4th-century retirement palace of a Roman emperor, Diocletian. Go on a walking tour through incredible Plitvice National Park with its amazing turquoise waterfalls, and then get history-laden tours of Trogir, Zadar, and Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. Accommodation, transportation, daily breakfast and 5 dinners included.

Learn about the intriguing and heart-breaking recent history of Dubrovnik on this informative guided walking tour of the city. Led by a guide who lived in the city during the Croatian War for Independence, the tour visits the key parts of the city that were hit by bombs during the 8-month shelling by the Serbs in 1991. Learn about the history of the war and take an option trip up to Mount Srā‘ to visit the Homeland War Museum.

Dubrovnik, that pearl of the Adriatic, has more going for it than towering medieval walls, limestone-clad streets, and friendly locals. There are some seriously intriguing stories behind the legends of Dubrovnik. This tour takes you, your very own lantern in hand, through the streets of Stari Grad, or Old Town, scratching the surface of the city to learn what has really made it tick for the last several centuries. Explore Dubrovnik in a different and exciting way.

Learn why Dubrovnik is called the 'Pearl of the Adriatic' on this tour of the city's Stari Grad, or Old Town, and its thick centuries old city walls. See the monasteries and churches, the palaces and the burgher houses, learn the history behind them, and stroll the streets with your guide. Hear about daily life in Dubrovnik during the Middle Ages, as well as, during the battles in the early 1990s. Then ascend to the walls, getting great views of the city and the sea. This Combo is a great way to get two tours - of the city and the walls - at one discounted price.

Discover Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Croatia on this 4-night tour from Dubrovnik. Explore Dubrovnik Old Town and its bevy of UNESCO-listed sights; journey through Župa Dubrovaāka valley to the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro; and trace the Neretva River delta to the towns of Poāitelj, Medjugorje and Mostar in Bosnia-Herzegovina. You'll enjoy ample free time to sightsee independently as well benefiting from the services of your guide. Daily breakfasts and four nights of 3- or 5-star accommodation in Dubrovnik are also included.

Split from the city of Split for a day and discover Dubrovnik, the 'Pearl of the Adriatic,' on this full-day guided trip. During the 4-hour drive along the spectacular Dalmatian Coast drink in the views of the shimmering Adriatic Sea while getting a head start on the history of Dubrovnik from your professional guide. Once in town, begin a walking tour of the limestone-clad streets in the Old Town. Walk down the Stradun, the main promenade in town, and see the Franciscan monastery with its gorgeous gothic courtyard, Orlando's Column, Rector's Palace and Cathedral of the Assumption, among other sites. Then, before heading back to Split, spend some free time wandering on your own.

Explore the area outside of Dubrovnik in a fun and exciting buggy on this 3-hour buggy tour. First, ride to the top of Mt Srā‘ and stop to gawk at the incredible views of Dubrovnik's UNESCO-World-Heritage listed Old Town and the blue Adriatic Sea. Then climb in to the two-seater buggy and get ready for an action-packed ride through the countryside. Cruise through coniferous forests and past bucolic villages. Then go back to the top of Mt. Srā‘ for the cable car ride back down to Old Town again.

Explore the Dalmatian countryside and get some exercise in a fun way with this 4.5-hour guided tour by bicycle. Head to the village of Gruda, 20 miles (33 km) south of Dubrovnik to pick up your bike. Then ride on, taking in the incredible panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the Dubrovnik Riviera. With your guide riding alongside, pedal past olive groves and vineyards, waterfalls and villages, all while learning about the history of the area. The tour concludes with a sampling of wine at a local winery. This tour is limited to eight cyclists, which means you'll get a lot of personalized attention.

Dubrovnik is not called the 'Jewel of the Adriatic' for nothing. This full-day guided tour of Dubrovnik and its surroundings starts by weaving through the limestone-paved streets of the ancient Stari Grad, or Old Town, a UNESCO-listed gem. See the main sighs such as the Rector's Palace and the Assumption Cathedral. After, get an unforgettable view of the Old Town from Mt Srā‘ and then sample some locally made wine and edible Dalmatian specialties in the Konavle Valley. Finally, finish the tour in Cavtat and relax on its harbor which has been the site of parked boats for two millennia.

Discover an alternative side of Dubrovnik on this small-group, evening walking tour. Setting off from the Boninovo cliffs after dark, you'll visit some of the city's spookiest corners, from a historical graveyard and Gradac Park to Renaissance-era palaces. As you go, your guide will share macabre stories and centuries-old legends from the city's long history. The tour concludes in the Old Town, at the centrally located Pile Gate.

See Croatia in style by island hopping around the Adriatic Sea. This memorable 7-day island-hopping extravaganza of the Dalmatian Coast starts in Dubrovnik, ends in Split and visits a few islands in between. Traverse the islands of Korāula and Hvar, lingering in the ancient villages that are sprinkled around the islands. Learn about the history of each place. Dine on some delicious local dishes. Lounge on the beach and swim in some of the cleanest waters in the Mediterranean. Take walking tours of Dubrovnik, Hvar and Split, plus get hotel accommodation and airport transfers.

Unravel the secrets of Dubrovnik’s rich Jewish heritage on a private 2-hour walking tour and discover a different side to the UNESCO-listed Old Town. Gain an insight into the tumultuous history of Dubrovnik’s Jewish community as you visit landmarks like the Jewish fountain, the remains of the old Jewish ghetto and one of Europe’s oldest synagogues. Finally, learn more about Jewish life from the 16th century through the persecution of WWII to modern day, with a visit to the Jewish Museum.

Explore 16th-century history on Croatia's Dalmatian Coast on this 1-hour walking tour of Dubrovnik. Follow your guide on a tour through Dubrovnik's ancient streets and gain insight into the city's colorful past. Discover top sites of interest including Onofrio's Fountains and the Franciscan and Dominican St Saviour Church. Head along pretty Prijeko Street to the Old Port, and learn of the city's trading and maritime endeavors. During your tour, explore Croatia's rich folklore, and hear tales of ancient legend concerning Sponza Palace and Orlando's Column.

Dubrovnik's medieval walls are a must-visit, but an aimless wander along their length won't do them justice. This interesting 2-hour walking tour reveals their history while rewarding you with stunning panoramas over Dubrovnik's red rooftops and the Adriatic Sea. Stroll the full circuit of the ramparts with a guide and stop to see the forts, towers and bastions that punctuate the walls along the way.