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What country's Dubrovnik in?

Dubrovnik is in Croatia , located along the Adriatic Sea in the southern part of the country. It's one of Croatia's most prominent tourist destinations, known for its picturesque coastline and rich history.

What's Dubrovnik known for?

If Dubrovnik looks familiar, it's probably because of its starring role as King's Landing in the TV series "Game of Thrones". Even if you're not a fan, the city is renowned for its well-preserved mediaeval Old Town, encircled with massive stone walls completed in the 16th century. Its historic buildings, cobbled streets, and picturesque setting on the Adriatic Sea make it a popular destination. Visitors can also indulge in Game of Thrones tours, which have become a significant part of Dubrovnik's recent rise in tourism.

Who built Dubrovnik's old town?

Dubrovnik's Old Town has a rich history dating back to the 7th century, but many of its recognisable structures, including the walls, were built during the time of the Republic of Ragusa in the 14th to 18th centuries. This period marked the city's peak as a significant maritime power, and its architecture reflects Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque influences from various periods and builders.

What's there to do in Dubrovnik for free?

You can enjoy walking along the famous Stradun, Dubrovnik's main street, exploring the city's charming alleys and squares, and relaxing at Banje Beach. Visiting the Old Port offers beautiful views, and strolling through the Old Town is a must-do.

What food is Dubrovnik famous for?

Dubrovnik's cuisine is a mix of Mediterranean and Croatian flavours. Seafood is a staple, with dishes like grilled fish, black risotto, and octopus salad heading up the menu. Other specialities include "čevapi" (grilled meat), "buzara" (seafood stew), and "rožata" (a local version of crème brûlée).

What's the flight time to Dubrovnik from the UK?

Direct flights from the UK to Dubrovnik generally take around 2.5 to 3 hours. This duration makes Dubrovnik a convenient Mediterranean destination for travellers from the UK, offering a mix of historical exploration and seaside relaxation.

Can you fly direct to Dubrovnik from the UK?

You can fly direct to Dubrovnik with easyJet from Bristol , Edinburgh , London Gatwick , and Manchester airports.

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Why fly to Dubrovnik?

Discover the Pearl of the Adriatic with cheap flights to Dubrovnik. This nickname comes from the beauty of its old town, which is perched overlooking the Adriatic sea and is still considered to be one of the best-preserved medieval cities in the world.

Book direct flights to Dubrovnik, and you'll see why visitors worldwide flock to visit this small but mighty city in Croatia.

Things to do in Dubrovnik Croatia

The highlight of Dubrovnik is its UNESCO-recognised walled old town. This ancient, car-free part of the city is a maze of tiny streets, filled with cosy shops and small restaurants. The main route through the old town, called Stradun, runs between two of the three gates and is one of the best places in the city to pick up souvenirs. Almost every shop will be selling bagfuls of dried lavender and lavender-scented goods made from flowers grown locally on the nearby Adriatic island of Hvar.

One of the most popular things to do here is to walk around the 2 kilometres of 13th-century wall surrounding the old town. It's a great way to enjoy the city and get a feel for its rich history. It's also a chance to walk in the footsteps of the fictional Lannister family. The walls were used as the filming spot for Kings Landing, the capital of the seven kingdoms in the TV show Game of Thrones.

While the old town is very much a busy, on-the-go city, the rest of Dubrovnik is much more relaxed. There are many natural sights to enjoy in the area, where you can experience a breath of calmness.

One of the best natural attractions is Mount Srd, which you can access right from the city centre. It's 412 metres in height, so, as you can imagine, there are fantastic views from the top. You'll be able to see the outline of the historic walls and the terracotta rooftops of the old town buildings. There's a walking path all the way up to the top, or you can take it easy with a quick 4-minute cable car ride.

It's worth booking a Dubrovnik flight just for the beautiful beaches nearby. The nearest beach to the city is Banje Beach, offering lovely views of the city walls. If you walk, drive or take public transportation about 3.5km north up the Croatian coast, you'll come across the quieter, more serene pebble beaches of the Lapad peninsula.

Try out Croatian cuisine in Dubrovnik

No trip to Dubrovnik is complete without sampling the local food. There are some great dishes to try, which are believed to have been invented in Dubrovnik itself. The most famous is zelena menestra, which translates to 'green stew'. It's a casserole of ham and bacon, mixed with cabbage and kale to give it an iconic green hue. For dessert, you can try the rozata. It's a sweet Dubrovnik treat that's like a cross between a custard and a creme brulee. It's incredibly rich and very creamy.

Flight and hotel packages in Dubrovnik

Maximise your getaway with easyJet holidays to Dubrovnik, where you can book your flights and hotel together in one hassle-free package. Whether you're wandering the ancient streets of the Old Town or gazing at the breathtaking views from the city walls, you can relax knowing everything's taken care of.

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When's the best time to go?

Best time to visit

Sunseekers flock to Dubrovnik during the long dry summer months of July and August as temperatures soar and the beach and sea are at their best. This is high season for Dubrovnik's boisterous party scene with visiting international DJs and the legendary Dubrovnik Summer Festival.

Avoid the crowds

For cooler temperatures and more space to yourself, fly into Dubrovnik from May to June or September to October. You'll find that although the cruise ships with their throngs of visitors have mostly disappeared, the weather is still lovely and warm and perfect for sunbathing and swimming. The night scene may be a trifle quieter but there's still plenty of fun to be had.

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Your Dubrovnik Questions Answered

: Dubrovnik is in Croatia, located along the Adriatic Sea in the southern part of the country. It's one of Croatia's most prominent tourist destinations, known for its picturesque coastline and rich history.