24 hours in Dubrovnik
24 hours in Dubrovnik
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The city of Dubrovnik is a potpourri of many places to visit and things to do or explore. The abundance of natural beauty, cultural heritage and traces of modern influence have made the city a growing tourist hotspot in Croatia. T … Read more
The city of Dubrovnik is a potpourri of many places to visit and things to do or explore. The abundance of natural beauty, cultural heritage and traces of modern influence have made the city a growing tourist hotspot in Croatia. The city sees regular inflow of travellers and some of them come on a tight timeline. For the ones who have a day to explore the best of Dubrovnik, it becomes a confusion feast as to what to go for. So here we come with a comprehensive 24 hour itinerary of Dubrovnik so that nothing worth watching or trying goes missing from your hands. Start the day with sightseeing in Old Town and Stradun; have a hearty meal at Konoba Pjatanca; shop at Gundulieva Poljana Market and end the day with a beer or two at Sky Bar.
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