First time visiting Dubrovnik and it was simply amazing, better than what I expected. I visited in the middle of October in order to avoid the summer high season and large crowds of tourist. It was the best time to visit. Except for the first afternoon on Sunday which was semi-crowded with cruise ship tourists, the rest of the stay including evenings was very enjoyable. You had your pick of restaurants as they were not crowded and you could adventure through the side streets with ease. I took a walking tour to get some background of the sites and hear the history of the city.

Beautiful and lively area and an absolute must when visiting Croatia. Many nice cafés and restaurants and during Winter theres a nice Christmas Market in front of the main entrance and inside on the main street. Lots of food, drinks and hot wine. Beautiful scenery to the sea everywhere.

The old town in Dubrovnik is a stunning place to visit. There are plenty of streets to wander around and many things to see. There are many bars, restaurants, shops and churches to discover, some of them tucked away within the walls themselves. It can get very busy and the prices all around the city are high but I still found this car free gem a great place to visit.

The old town is a great place to explore. We bought a Dubrovnik Pass and did a self guided walk based on a lot of the free attractions, stopping every now and then for a drink, or snack or icecream. There are a lot of places that are free, such as the cathedrals, market, etc. It's well worth going inside the buildings if you have time. We managed to see all that we wanted in about 4 hours. It might also be worth googling when cruise ships are in port, if you want to avoid the crowds!

We had taken a little trip during the holidays to Dubrovnik and loved our time. The city is charming and one of our favorite in Europe. New years eve was also super special event and should not be missed.

Dubrovnik is small, but with a lot to offer. Its history, and contributions to many fields over the centuries, is extensive and well explained, particularly in excellent Martime Museum and Rector's Palace. The tributes and memorials to those who fought and died in the 1991 conflict are also moving. Great food, and wonderfull, approachable, people. We will be back!

We walked a few hours in Old Town, narrow streets like Venice but with totally different appearances. Old town offering many opportunities for Game of Thrones fans. It seems it will be better to visit Dubrovnik in spring or autumn. I will definitely go again with my husband, too.

This is one of the most beautiful places we have ever visited. We toured around town on our own. The stone streets and walled city are just amazing. There were many shops and other sites. We also took the cable top to see a most beautiful view of the town. It was breathtaking. If you have a chance to go, then go you will not be disappointed. I just wish we has more time to visit. There is so much to explore.

A small yet interesting town with marble paved streets and discrete shops. The atmosphere was relaxed (we visited at the end of March, so not too many tourists) and pleasant as we strolled around the streets and climbed the many many steps! We had purchased the Dubrovnik Pass which gave entry into most of the museums, which were small, and bar the Ethnographic/Rupe museum, would not be worth paying for unless included in the pass. Nice restaurants and fantastic ice-cream! The harbour, inlets and walls are stunning and worth seeking out. Beautiful part of the world

Stunning place to visit. Lots of steps but worth the effort for the stunning views. We didn’t walk the walls as I’m not good with heights - it’s €33 per person but if you get a day pass online that covered entry to the walls and other places as well as your bus fair. Lots of bars, restaurants and souvenirs shops to visit. Find the small look out bar at the top for amazing views.