Gruz Market
A larger, more local market near the port and bus station, busy with Dubrovnik residents shopping for fresh fish, fruit and vegetables away from the tourist crowds.
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Clara Stones
A Dubrovnik jeweller crafting ethical, sustainable pieces from certified Adriatic coral, each handmade by master artisans with a certificate of origin.
Dubrovnik City Walls
The star of any Dubrovnik visit: nearly two kilometres of massive 12th-to-17th-century stone fortifications encircling the Old Town, with the blue Adriatic on one side and a sea of red-tiled roofs on the other. Entry is around 35 euros; go early or late to beat the heat.
Kokula Art & Craft
An award-winning art and craft shop selling authentically Croatian handmade souvenirs, from traditional embroidery to jewellery, helping keep local heritage crafts alive.
Dubrovnik Cable Car (Mount Srd)
The orange cable car climbs Mount Srd in a few minutes for the definitive view over Dubrovnik’s rooftops, the walls and the Adriatic islands. It runs roughly March to October; book a round-trip ticket ahead in peak season.
Boutique Ayla
A slow-fashion boutique making timeless pieces from 100 percent natural fabrics, with a focus on linen and a sustainable, low-waste ethos.
Fort Lovrijenac
A dramatic fortress perched on a rock just outside the western walls, with superb views back over the Old Town and a starring role as a Game of Thrones filming location.
Franciscan Monastery & Old Pharmacy
A tranquil medieval monastery just inside the Pile Gate, home to a beautiful cloister and one of the oldest working pharmacies in Europe, dating to 1317.
Dubrovnik Game of Thrones Tour
A walking tour of the Old Town’s Game of Thrones filming locations, from the Red Keep to the Walk of Shame steps, with behind-the-scenes stories from the show.
Elaphiti Islands Boat Tour
A day cruise to the car-free Elaphiti Islands of Kolocep, Lopud and Sipan for swimming, sandy beaches and a long lunch, a classic escape from the Old Town crowds.