Synagogue
The story tells that the Synagogue in Dubrovnik was established in 1352. but gained legal status in 1408. which still makes it the second oldest synagogue in Europe.
Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik enchants each visitor with it city walls, fortresses, numerous valuable sacral objects and museums.
Because of its monumental walls and well preserved cultural monuments, Dubrovnik has been included in UNESCO's Register of World Architectural Heritage in 197.
In the region itself are 168 protected historical sites, traditional settlements, 1436 protected historical buildings churches, monasteries and other complexes... plus, whole regions of landscapes with historical features.
Church of Saint Annunciation
The Serbian Orthodox Church of Saint Annunciation was built in 1877.
☦ Orthodox church
St Ignatius’ Church
St Ignatius’ Church is a part of a stunning complex on the southern edge of the town.
✝ Church
The Cathedral and its Treasury
The Assumption Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral and the seat of the Diocese of Dubrovnik.
Church of Holy Savior
It was built in the 16th century by Senat's order in gratitude of "mountain Srđ not falling down" during an earthquake in 1520.
Church of St Blaise
Opposite to the Sponza palace (Divona) there is a church dedicated to the patron saint of Dubrovnik, St.Blaise (Sv.Vlaho). It was erected in 1715. in the Venetian baroque style, and it is the work of the well-known Italian architect Gropelli.
Karaka
Discover the history of the Dubrovnik Republic on this magnificent replica of the 16th century traditional carrack.
Dubrovnik City Walls
The walls were built from the 13th to the 18th century, constantly added to and strengthened, without ever having to be used for the purpose for which they were built, thanks to the skillful diplomacy of Dubrovnik.
Dubrovnik Sea Aquarium
The aquarium is located on the ground floor of the 700 year old St John's fortress on the southeastern side of the old city port and is stocked with various sea life.
Closed due to renovations, opening in spring 2021.
Porporela
A the end of the Old port, there is a pier with a red beacon at the end. A lovely place to sit and think.
Ulica od Puča
The "Street of the Wells" runs parallel to the Placa (Stradun) with its entire length.
Pile Gate
Trough this Gate, the French army led by Napoleon entered Ragusa 1806. Soon after, the Republic was abolished.
Stradun
The Stradun is the biggest, longest and widest street in Dubrovnik, of which its inhabitants are proud.
The Rector's Palace
The Rector's palace is the most impressive building of great historic and artistic value.
Big Onofrio's Fountain
After entering the Old town trough Pile gate, immediately on your right hand side you will see the polygonal Onofrio Fountain.
Sponza palace
At the very end of the Stradun, on its north-east side, the most splendid profane building, the Sponza palace, was built in the period from 1516. to 1521. as a commercial centre of medieval Dubrovnik with a mint, a Custom-House, a weights and measures office, etc.
Old city Dubrovnik port
Passing through the large »Vrata Ribarnice« built in the 14th century at the end of Stradun, you enter the city port.
