credit to the people who clean it, this busy location is well maintained and full of charm. More

Dubrovnik was bombed during the independence wars of the 1990's but most of the damaged buildings seem to have been sympathetically restored. The area is very busy as it is a destination for a large number of cruise ships. There are sufficient bars, restaurants, shops etc. to cope with this daily influx. There a number of interesting sights among the... More

A lovely place to stroll but very crowded and the items for sale are very expensive. More

Know which restaurant you want to eat at, otherwise some might lure you in and they are NOT the best!! More

Good for a week's visit with great depth of history in a spectacular location. The only downsides are the crowds, the cruise ship invasions and its more expensive than it should be. More

Wonderful walled city. Loved the fact it was pedestrianised so no cars to negotiate. More

It was the exact image I always had of a Mediterranean walled city, with narrow, stepped streets between pretty, white-bleached stone buildings each with a red roof, pretty restaurants, delicious ice cream, and a beautiful port. More

interesting town with plenty to see. The walking tours in the Insight Guide are very easy to follow and cover the whole city. Take in some concerts in the evening too More

Loved the architecture, little narrow streets with cafes and shops. Everything looked pristine. Found some of the steps in the narrow streets a bit hazardous though. My friend fell and broke her ankle. More