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I had mixed feelings about this...obviously if you come for the walls and are really into them, you should do it despite the price. If you're just looking to enjoy the city, you can find better views for free. $60 is too much for 2...More
City walls are a must to see. Set apart 2-3 hours. After climbing the initial set of stairs there are restaurants facing the sea. Don’t forget the best cameras to capture the roof tops, ocean and the rocks. It’s breathtaking!!
It is s real adventure to walk the city walls and an essential part of a visit to Dubrovnic . Views are excellent
There are several entrances and one of them is from Pile Gate. It took us around 2 hours plus to walk and admire the beauty of the city. There are many photo opportunities here. It was relatively easy to walk but please wear comfortable footwear....More
Amazing views, Lord Biron of course he was right calling this town " the pearl of Adriatic ", it deserved and more, lots of steps... i had an ligament injury previously to the trip but worth all the pain ,every step i did ,for the...More
A MUST do if visiting Dubrovnik. Just beautiful views of the old town and sea. I will never get bored of it.
It took us around two hours to walk around the entire city walls but it was well worth it! Beautiful views of the city and surrounding areas. Definitely one of the highlights of our recent visit to Dubrovnik. Make sure you wear comfy shoes.
THE thing to do in Dubrovnik. We were recommended to start at St John's gate over by the port to get the biggest climb out the way first. Entrance was a little difficult to find but if you are by the port and find the...More
I was a little apprehensive about paying the 18 Euros for the hike around the walls but it did not disappoint. This is a must do in Dubrovnik. Lots of steep steps and no good if you suffer vertigo but if you are physically able...More
If you want the best possible views of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, you must take the ancient walls tour. Incredible views and an intimate view into the many quaint gardens of its inhabitants. Lots of watering holes along the way and, we had a couple of...More
