• Pile Gate - Welcome to the historic heart of Dubrovnik! On this two-hour tour, we will explore together the secrets and wonders of the old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will start at the Pile Gate with an explanation of the Republic of Ragusa and the way in which the Ragusians were able to maintain independence for so many years.

• Fort Lovrijenac - At this point, I will explain the walls and fortresses that the Ragusians built to defend the city and why they did so. We are not going to climb the walls.

• Franciscan Church and Monastery - Upon entering the Old Town, we will encounter very famous examples of architecture. One of them is the Franciscan Monastery of Dubrovnik, an outstanding example of Franciscan architecture in the city. Founded in the 14th century, this monastery is known for its sober elegance and its Gothic-Renaissance style cloister. Additionally, we will highlight the interesting story behind the construction of the aqueduct system in Dubrovnik.

• Stradun - Passing through one of the most famous streets in Europe, we will learn a lot about the earthquakes that affected Dubrovnik in the past and the architecture of the buildings in response to these events. Additionally, I will explain the history of the Dubrovnik Jewish Ghetto.

• St. Blaise’s Church - St. Blaise’s Church is an iconic symbol of Dubrovnik, dedicated to the city’s patron saint. Its baroque architecture and impressive façade are outstanding examples of the city’s cultural heritage. On the other hand, the Sponza Palace is a magnificent Renaissance building that once served as a customs and treasury. Its elegant design and its history as an administrative center make it an essential architectural gem during a visit to Dubrovnik.

• Rector’s Palace - In front of the Rector’s Palace we will learn how the government of the Republic of Ragusa worked.

• Church of St. Ignatius - The Church of Saint Ignatius is a magnificent example of baroque architecture in Dubrovnik. As for the famous Jesuit stairs, they are a symbol of Dubrovnik’s baroque style and are also recognized for having been the setting for the series “Game of Thrones.”

• The old port - Our last point will be the Old Port of Dubrovnik, where I will explain our relationship with the Ottomans and the fortresses found in this part of the city.

• City map
• Certified guide in Spanish or English

Welcome to Dubrovnik! Imagine strolling along the ancient walls of a city that has endured through the ages and witnessed centuries of history and culture, all without the crowds, early in the morning.

During our two-hour journey, we’ll explore not only famous landmarks like the Rector’s Palace and St. Blaise Church but also hidden spots that showcase the true essence of Dubrovnik. From bustling local markets to breathtaking panoramic views from the walls, every moment will be a chance to uncover the authenticity and charm of this Adriatic treasure.

Book a tour and prepare to fall in love with Dubrovnik!

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