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Arriving in Dubrovnik by bus or boat? Then you can't miss this shopping center.
Shopping in Dubrovnik
The Old Town is the place to go shopping, however, most of the offers are geared towards the tourist trade. Small shops can be found around Stradun, but the streets north and south offer more variety.
Outside the walls, shops are scattered around town with no big mall to gather them in one place. Small shopping centers such as Pemo, Tommy, Mercante and Downtown can be found in the business area of Gruž (a 10 minute walk south of the main bus terminal), as well as in Lapad in the so called DOC centre. These centres also include bigger grocery shops, usually located on the ground floor with a variety of domestic and foreign assortments. Shops in Dubrovnik are generally open from 8 am to 9 pm, sometimes limited during winter months. Most shops open seven days a week.
As everywhere in Croatia, don't miss a chance to buy fresh food from farmers on open-air markets or fresh fish directly from fishermen on fish markets. If you plan to get around by car check out our parking in Dubrovnik section.
Michal Negrin
One of the first designer shops in Dubrovnik opened it's doors next to the City cafe on Stradun.
Minceta
At the end of the Gruž bay, you will find a fine shopping centre called Minceta. Don't confuse it with a tower on Dubrovnik's City walls.
Pemo
Locaded in Gruž, Pemo has it's own parking lot that is free if you purchase something in the supermarket.
Tommy Gruž
One of the shopping centers in Gruz, based on the supermarket Tommy located in the same building.
Maria Store
Dubrovnik's high fashion Maria Store was an envy of all Croatian trendsetters until it also opened it's doors in Zagreb.
DOC
Long time a very popular shopping center for citizens and tourists in Dubrovnik, located in Lapad.
Downtown
Opened in the end of 2012. Downtown is a mini shopping center located in Gruz business district with a fair selection.
Lapad market Dubrovnik
Located just behind the big shopping center "DOC", Lapad market serves to locals, but it's not as popular as Gruz market.
Gundulić Square Market
The only open-market inside Old Town will charm you with it's summer scents of lavender and honey.
Mercante Dubrovnik
Mercante is a smaller indoor shopping center on one level. It contains about 20 shops of which most are clothing and shoe stores.
Dubrovačka kuća
Walking down the street of St. Dominic, you'll notice a pleasant and cozy shop, displaying colourful art on the street wall. Aside their visual appeal, it's inside what matters!
Clara Stones
Clara Stones is a jewellery workshop that works with red coral - traditional Mediterranean ornament, a symbol of vitality and a protective charm.
Gruž market
The favorite place for locals to buy fresh meat, vegetables and more importantly - this morning's fish!