A permanent exhibit called "Dubrovnik In The 1991-1995 Homeland War" depicts the city's response to Serbian and Montenegrin forces in the early 1990s and the return of displaced refugees.

See website for details of this year's principal exhibitions. When you tire of all of the “I love Dubrovnik” t-shirts and refrigerator magnets, take a 10-minute stroll from the city walls to ...

Dubrovnik Cathedral, or the Church of the Assumption, is actually the third church built on the site. The first, a Byzantine-style building, was constructed in the 6th and 7th centuries, before a ...

This picturesque city in the south of Croatia boasts stunning views, savory eats, and incredible history. Spend your time in Dubrovnik by walking atop the famous walls, take the cable car up to ...

Immerse yourself in the rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking views that make Dubrovnik a top destination. Whether you're a history buff, beach lover, or adventure seeker, Dubrovnik has ...

Although Dubrovnik is gearing itself more and more to being a year-round destination, the crowds don’t start flocking here until July. You’ll be able to admire the historic façades of the ...

Nicknamed the "Pearl of the Adriatic," Dubrovnik, Croatia, blends terracotta vistas with immaculate seaside views alongside a well-preserved Old Town that is a UNESCO world heritage site.

To help you choose, here are the best family-friendly hotels in Dubrovnik. Within the Valamar hotel cluster you will find the ultimate entertainment station for kids, Maro World (Valamar ...