• Pile Gate - Serving as the entrance to the Old Town, this area between two gates reveals the defensive prowess of Europe’s most fortified city. Visitors can also view a map depicting the damage inflicted on the Old Town during the 1990s siege and learn about the Croatian War of Independence.
• Stradun - On the main street of the Old Town, guests will hear stories about the town’s most stunning architectural pieces. Highlights include St. Saviour’s Church, the Franciscan Monastery with one of the world’s oldest working pharmacies, the medieval engineering marvel Onofrio’s Fountain, and the legends and ancient customs associated with each.
• Luza Square - As the heart of the Old Town, this square has witnessed significant events in Dubrovnik’s history and showcases architecture from the 15th to 18th centuries. It remains the center of Dubrovnik’s government, revealing architecture, tales of rivalry, monuments to bribery, and more. The square features the beautiful Sponza Palace, Clock Tower, St. Blasius Church, Old Parliament Building, and more.
• Rector’s Palace - This site combines a center of power, prison, treasury, and stunning architecture with a fascinating inception story and an unusual governing system. Truly a remarkable experience.
• Dubrovnik Cathedral - Dedicated to Mary, this church is adorned with numerous statues, none of which depict Mary. It houses priceless treasures with unexpected purposes, connections to Richard the Lionheart, and secrets of Dubrovnik’s origins, all waiting to be discovered within its walls.

• Local guide
• Professional guide

This walking tour of Old Town will highlight everything that makes Dubrovnik special and will take you off the usual tourist path. If you’re looking for a “regular history tour” like those available in any city, there are plenty in town that offer that, but this isn’t one of them.
We’ll delve into the lives of the town’s ordinary people, their beliefs and customs, courting rituals, and their relationship with the ruling class. The tour will uncover Dubrovnik’s secrets, quirks, and unique problem-solving approaches, as the Dubrovnik Republic was the first to introduce numerous innovative concepts, many of which remain relevant today.
Architecture will also be discussed, but rather than just focusing on construction dates and architectural styles, we’ll share the stories behind each structure. For more information, I’ll see you at the meeting point.

• A maximum of 10 people per booking

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.