Things to do in Dubrovnik for self travelers

This self-guided audio tour invites history buffs and culture enthusiasts to delve into Dubrovnik’s storied past. Embarking on this journey, listeners will immerse themselves in gripping tales that trace the city's evolution from its ancient roots to its present-day grandeur. Guided only by the narrative in your ears, you will become the protagonist in a centuries-old saga of warfare, renewal, and the enduring pursuit of liberty. Beginning at the historic Laus plateau, the cradle of Dubrovnik, the tour winds through iconic fortifications and poignant landmarks. It navigates from the strongholds that once guarded sea approaches to somber sites showcasing resilience in the face of recent sieges. Your route concludes at the stately Ploče Gate, symbolizing the city's unwavering spirit of freedom. Each stop uncovers a layer of this maritime city's identity, providing clear cues for the journey from one impressive vista to the next. Listeners will traverse the same paths as ancient guardians, view the old port that once thrummed with maritime might, and touch stones scarred by modern conflict. In the tour’s culmination, behold the Ploče Gate, where Dubrovnik's tribute to autonomy stands timeless. This audio experience promises not just an exploration of magnificent architecture but an encounter with the soul of a city that never ceased to stand tall and proud against the shifting tides of history.

Dive into the past and present of the city of Dubrovnik guided by your own in-app audio tour. Explore the beautiful Pile Gate with the statue of St. Blaise - the patron-saint of Dubrovnik above. The gate, together with the other fortifications of Dubrovnik, are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Wander at the wonderful Milicevic Square where the symbol of Dubrovnik is located — the Onofrio's Fountain. The fountain is especially lovely in the evening thanks to the built-in illumination. Admire the magnificent St. Savior Church - one of the few buildings in Dubrovnik, which withstand the disastrous earthquake occurred in the 17th century. Walk through the Luza Square with the Orlando's Column. With a figure of a knight Orlando - the hero of the epic poem "The Song of Roland", it is the monument to freedom. Discover the famous Old City Harbor with its breathtaking views of the city and sea. Have a look at the St. John’s Fortress, one of the most impressive monumental buildings of Dubrovnik. Gaze at the Dominican monastery built in the 13th century. It combines 3 architectural styles: Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance. Climb at the Revelin Fortress which made the defensive system of Dubrovnik impregnable. Today it is used for concerts and exhibitions.