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What you will visit:
Dubrovnik, Old Town
Gothic, Renaissance and baroque fountains, monasteries and museums can be found around every turn in Dubrovnik's pedestrian-friendly Old Town, surrounded by ancient city walls. This UNESCO World Heritage Site begins at 12th-century Pile Gate, one of three original entry points into this walled city. Often referred to as the Croatian Athens, Dubrovnik has a history that can be traced in such Byzantine and Gothic architecture as Onofrio Fountain and Sponza Palace. Chimes ring from the 14th-century bell tower, and the city's widest street, Stradun, has also become its most fashionable.
What you will see along the way:
From the seat of your tuk tuk, explore Dubrovnik, heralded as one of the most beautiful towns in the Mediterranean, resplendent with its gorgeous architecture, sun-washed terracotta-tiled roofs, stone ramparts and fortress towers that encircle its sparkling harbor.
Photo Opportunities:
Srdj Hill
The best views of Dubrovnik and the Adriatic Sea can be found at the top of Srdj Hill. On a clear day, you can see up to 60 kilometers (37 miles), affording wonderful photographs.
Shopping:
A quick turn into Old Town is a wonderful opportunity to purchase locally produced handicrafts and souvenirs. Small shops can be found along Stradun, the central thoroughfare, but venture off the beaten path to the streets north and south for more variety. Popular mementos include regional Croatian wines, olive oil, rakija (fruit brandy), and truffle products..