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Dubrovnik Ancient City Walls
The Walls of Dubrovnik, or Dubrovačke gradske zidine in Croatian, are an awe-inspiring series of stone fortifications that have stood guard over the city since its early days as a Byzantium castrum. Nestled in southern Croatia, this maritime city-sta
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Banje Beach
Perched perfectly with stunning views of Dubrovnik's Old Town and the enchanting Lokrum Island, Banje Beach is a must-visit spot right in front of the eastern entrance to Dubrovnik Old Town, near Ploče Gate. Nestled along the shoreline, it sits conve
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Cultural History Museum Dubrovnik
The story of the Cultural History Museum in Dubrovnik begins in 1872 with the founding of the Patriotic Museum. Back then, it housed a modest collection of cultural history artworks. Things took a significant turn after World War II, when Dr. Božo Gl
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Fort Lovrijenac
Fort Lovrijenac, also known as St. Lawrence Fortress and affectionately dubbed “Dubrovnik’s Gibraltar,” is a stunning fortress and theater perched 37 meters above sea level, just outside the western wall of Dubrovnik, Croatia. This iconic structure i
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Island of Lokrum
Just a short ferry ride from the bustling streets of Dubrovnik lies the enigmatic island of Lokrum, one of the world's famed seven cursed islands. Lokrum is a lush, forested paradise teeming with holm oaks, black ash, pines, and olive trees. It's jus
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Rector's Palace
Nestled in the heart of Dubrovnik, the Rector's Palace, or Knežev dvor in Croatian, stands as a testament to the city’s rich and layered history. From the 14th century until 1808, this palace was the bustling center of power for the Republic of Ragus
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Archaeological Museum Dubrovnik
In 1872, the Patriotic Museum opened its doors in the enchanting city of Dubrovnik. By mid-1873, the first museum exhibit graced the commune building, showcasing treasures primarily from the Dubrovnik Republic era. Among these remarkable pieces, the
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Dubrovnik Aquarium
Step through the historical atrium and you're instantly transported to a serene world filled with an enchanting atmosphere. Visitors are often mesmerized by the 31 aquariums showcasing the diverse marine life of the Adriatic Sea. The aquarium itself,
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Etnografic Museum Rupe
The Ethnographic Museum in Dubrovnik is a hidden gem that traces its roots back to the early 20th century. It began with a modest collection focusing on traditional culture, which expanded significantly thanks to the generosity of Jelka Miš, a notabl
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Franciscan Church and Monastery
Nestled along the bustling Placa, the main thoroughfare of Dubrovnik, Croatia, stands the magnificent Franciscan Church and Monastery. This sprawling complex, owned by the Order of the Friars Minor, is a treasure trove of history and architectural be
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Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik
The Museum of Modern Art in Dubrovnik is a captivating blend of history and creativity. Founded in 1945, this cultural gem occupies a building with a story as intriguing as the art within it. Originally constructed between 1935 and 1939, it was envis
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Sponza Palace
Nestled in the heart of Dubrovnik, Croatia, the Sponza Palace, also known as Palača Sponza or Divona, stands as a remarkable piece of 16th-century architecture. Its intriguing name comes from the Latin word "spongia," referring to the spot where rain
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Dubrovnik Maritime Museum
Nestled within the storied walls of Fort St. John, the Maritime Museum in Dubrovnik is a treasure trove of seafaring history. Founded in 1949 by the Yugoslav, now Croatian, Academy of Sciences and Arts, it became part of the Dubrovnik Museums in 1987
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Dubrovnik Synagogue
Nestled in the heart of Dubrovnik's Old Town, the Old Synagogue stands as a remarkable testament to history and culture. This gem is not just any synagogue; it's the oldest Sefardic synagogue still in use today across the globe and the second oldest
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The Vela Przina
Nestled in the southeast of a charming bay, Vela Przina is Lumbarda's largest sandy beach, located just 1.8 km from the town center. This beach is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, thanks to its soft, golden sand that's perfect for craftin
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Korcula Banje Beach
Beach Banje, nestled in the Borak area of Korcula Town, is a charming pebble and shingle beach that holds the title of the oldest beach in the area. Its proximity to the Marko Polo, Liburna, and Park Hotel makes it a hotspot during the summer months,
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Tower of All Saints
The Tower of All Saints, affectionately known by locals as Kula Svih Svetih, also carries the names Capello Tower and Rampada. Erected in 1493, it was one of the twelve grand towers that proudly stood guard over Korčula. Nestled on the southeastern s
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House of Marco Polo
The House of Marco Polo, nestled in the charming town of Korčula, is thought to be the birthplace of the legendary explorer and writer, Marco Polo. Recently acquired by Korčula’s Town Authority, there are exciting plans in the works to transform this
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St Marks Cathedral
St. Mark’s Cathedral stands as the crown jewel of Korcula's Old Town, a stunning Gothic-Renaissance marvel that captures the imagination. This architectural masterpiece was completed in the 15th century, but its roots stretch back to the 13th-century
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Bishop's Treasury Museum
If you ever find yourself wandering through the charming cobbled streets of Korcula Old Town, make sure to swing by the Bishop’s Treasury Museum. Nestled in an elegant two-story palace on Sveti Marko Square, this hidden gem, also known as the Abbey T
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Zakerjan Tower
Kula Zakerjan, also known as Berim Tower, is a historical gem nestled in the northern part of Korcula Town, specifically in the Zakerjan area. Constructed between 1481 and 1483 during the reign of Giovanni Mocenigo, the Doge of Venice from 1478 to 14
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Korcula Town Museum
Nestled in the heart of St. Mark’s Square, the Korčula Town Museum, or Gradski muzej Korčula, sits proudly opposite the majestic Cathedral Sveti Marko. This fascinating museum resides within the historic Gabrielis Palace, an architectural gem from th
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Arneri Palace
Arneri Palace in Korcula stretches from the western edge of the Old Town all the way to Trg Svetog Marka, the main square also known as Pjaca. Constructed by the Arneri family, this palace is a stunning example of Venetian Gothic architecture from th
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Zakerjan Beach
Zakerjan Beach, perched on the eastern edge of Old Town Korčula, is a charming spot steeped in history and beloved by locals. This timeless beach is adorned with expansive rocks, concrete slabs, and jetties that are perfect for sunbathing. If you're
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Vapor Art Gallery
Nestled in the charming Sea Gate medieval Tower, right by the Morska vrata town entrance, Vapor Art Gallery is an enchanting spot in Korčula that art lovers simply must visit. This delightful gallery showcases a stunning array of works from prominent
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Pupnatska Luka Beach
Nestled about 9 miles from the charming Korcula Town, Pupnatska Luka boasts a stunning pebble beach with crystal-clear waters. It's one of the many enchanting beaches on the island, offering breathtaking views across the channel to Lastovo and beyond
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Gromin Dolac
One of the most beloved beaches on the enchanting island of Hvar is a true gem. Nestled along the sparkling Adriatic Sea, it offers a slice of paradise that feels almost surreal. Picture this: golden sands, crystal-clear waters, and a gentle breeze t
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Church of the Assumption Jelsa
The Church of the Assumption in Jelsa stands proudly on the foundations of an early Gothic church, with its history stretching back to 1535 when it was expanded and fortified. Inside the vestry, you'll find an impressive collection of liturgical vest
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Church Fort of St. Mary
One of the most remarkable landmarks on the island of Hvar is the Church-fort, built in 1571 following a Turkish attack. It stands proudly on the site of an earlier church dating back to 1465. This structure is unique, designed like a fortress comple
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Fishing Museum
Step into a world where the past whispers through ancient artifacts at the Fishing Museum in Vrboska, a gem that first opened its doors in 1972. This charming spot is a treasure trove of fishing equipment and accessories that tell the tales of seafar
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Tvrdalj
Tvrdalj Castle stands as a testament to the rich history and culture of Hvar, a serene island in Croatia. This remarkable fortress was crafted by the celebrated poet Petar Hektorović as a defense against the Turks. Ingeniously constructed by reclaimi
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Palace Biankini
In the 19th century, during the age of sailboats, Stari Grad became a hub for the shipping industry and naval construction. Today, it proudly showcases its maritime legacy at the Palace Biankini, home to an impressive naval collection. This collectio
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National Museum of BiH
The National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a true gem for history buffs and curious travelers alike, opened its doors on February 1, 1888. Initially nestled beside the Sarajevo Cathedral, it later found its permanent residence in Marijin Dvor. Th
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Bol and Zlatni Rat Beach
Nestled in the heart of Hvar Island, Jelsa is your perfect launchpad for countless adventures. One of the must-visit spots is Bol, perched on the southern edge of Brač Island at the base of Vidova Gora, the tallest peak among the Adriatic islands. Wh
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The Cathedral of Jesus' Sacred Heart
The Cathedral of Jesus’ Sacred Heart, a masterpiece of Neo-Gothic architecture, has stood proudly since 1889 as the heart of the Archdiocese of Vrhbosna. Inside, the church is a feast for the eyes, adorned with intricate frescoes by the renowned Ital
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Gazi Husrev Bey's Mosque
Nestled in the heart of Baščaršija, Gazi Husrev Bey’s Mosque, fondly referred to by locals as Bey’s Mosque, has stood proudly since 1530. Designed by Adžem Esir Ali, a Persian architect from Tabriz who held the esteemed position of chief architect in
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Sarajevo's Old Clock Tower
Sarajevo's clock tower stands tall at 30 meters and whispers stories from the 16th century. This isn't just any clock; it's a unique marvel, the only public clock in the world that ticks to the rhythm of lunar time, or "à la Turk." Imagine a day that
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Lovrecina Beach
Nestled on the northern coast of the stunning island of Brač, Lovrečina Beach is a true gem waiting to be discovered. Positioned between the charming towns of Postira and Pučišće, this beach is famous for its expansive sandy shores and captivating ar
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Museum of The Island of Brac
Exploring the island of Brač is like flipping through the pages of a living history book. In Škrip, the island's oldest settlement, the past feels almost palpable. Picture this: ancient Illyrian town walls dating back to 1400 BC, once proudly standin
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Olive Oil Museum
Welcome to the charming island of Brac, where the Museum of Olive Oil in Skrip takes you on a fascinating journey through the traditional olive oil production process. Nestled in this picturesque locale, the museum showcases an array of historical to
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Pokonji Dol Beach
Imagine lounging on the largest cobblestone beach in Hvar, where the sun seems to shine just a bit brighter and the sea sparkles with an inviting clarity. This spot offers more than just stunning views; nearby restaurants serve up mouthwatering local
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Blaca Monastery and Vidova Gora
After meeting up with our local guide and a quick transfer, we set off on foot down the southern slopes of the island. It's a gentle 40-minute walk that leads us to a remarkable 16th-century monastery. This sacred site, built by Glagolitic priests fl
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Hvar Franciscan Monastery
Just a short, leisurely walk from Hvar's bustling square, you'll find yourself embracing the soothing sea breeze along the waterfront, eventually leading you to the serene Franciscan Monastery. This tranquil haven invites you to immerse yourself in i
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Square & Cathedral of St. Stephen
When you find yourself in Hvar, every winding street seems to usher you toward Hvarska pjaca, the heart of the city’s public and social life. It's the largest square in Dalmatia, and you can feel its pulse as locals and visitors mingle. On the easter
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Hvaroom Gallery
Tucked away like a hidden gem, Hvaroom is both an art studio and a cozy living space, where creativity flows as freely as the Adriatic breeze. This charming gallery showcases the works of talented artists like Maja Jelušić and Ana Kolega, with recent
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Jaksic Gallery
Nestled within a charming family yard, the Jakšić Gallery is a treasure trove of artistic wonders. Each corner of this gallery tells a story, as it showcases the creative talents of the Jakšić family. You'll be mesmerized by the vibrant paintings of
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Fort Fortica
If you stroll north from the square, passing through the grand main city gate, known locally as Porta di datallo or the Gate of Dates, you'll find yourself ascending the stairs through the charming old part of the city. This area is a delightful maze