After walking the walls the next 'must do' in Dubrovnik is to sit at a cafe with a beverage of your choice on the placa and admire the passing diversity of humanity. Another one for the 'bucket list'.

After walking the walls the next 'must do' in Dubrovnik is to sit at a cafe with a beverage of your choice on the placa and admire the passing diversity of humanity. Another one for the 'bucket list'.
With up to 5-6 cruise ships a day during the season visiting Dubrovnik and all of their passengers going onshore, there are sometimes up to 8000 or more people at any one time in the (potentially lovely, if empty) Stradun. And all of these people only have 2 places of access - the gates of Placa and Ploce. What if...
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Great at night hwn flood lit. Main street between 2 key points. Best restaurants just off this street, towards the Old Town
We liked walking it when things quietened down a little because there are loads of restaurants, shops and bars. There are music performances at the top of the stradun where it opens up
once you go through pile gate you are on the placa(stradun)if you stroll look at the shops, look down the alley ways there are lots of them with bars restaurants cafes, on the placa nice ice cream shops and gift shops and little restaurants to stop at right up to the bell tower, no traffic ,try the night time to...
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A beautiful place to stroll at any time of day! There are some nice gift shops, street cafes and amazing ice cream shops you really must try :-)
The main thoroughfare through Dubrovnik old town runs from the Pile Gate entrance, west to east, up to the remarkable bell tower, beyond which is the marina. It is walkable in five minutes, but there is far too much to see for that to happen. However, I did see someome jogging along the street - there is no traffic in...
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Listen. I know I can't talk you out of visiting the Stradun, and walking up & down many times. But there is so much more to Dubrovnik! Yes, the Stradun is beautiful, but it's also HOT (in summer) with little shade and TONS of people. If you want to see the charm of the Old Town, wander just a block...
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Elegant and consistent ancient architectural design renovated after the wars of the 1990's. Limestone pavement looks polished after centuries of foot traffic. A safe pedestrian street for children, dogs and coffee drinkers at outdoor cafes.
We were fortunate enough to be in the Stradun for the New Year's festivities and will always remember this as a wonderful experience. The Stradun is stunning from beginning to end.
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