As we enter the Old Town, we’ll find ourselves at the beginning of the main street, Stradun. Here, you’ll see the famous Onofrio’s Fountain, dating back to the 15th century, and I’ll share its fascinating history and significance in Dubrovnik’s past.

From this spot, you’ll also get a glimpse of the Franciscan Monastery, home to one of the oldest functioning pharmacies in Europe, where you can still purchase natural, handmade products.

We’ll continue to the south side of the walls, facing the sea, where you’ll see some of the most important landmarks of this part of the Old Town, such as the Fort of Saint Lawrence, the Ethnographical Museum, and the beautiful island of Lokrum.

Along the way, I’ll share with you the rich and fascinating history of Dubrovnik, once one of the most prosperous city-states in Europe.

After visiting Saint John’s Fortress, we’ll head towards the north side of the walls. Along the way, I’ll share fascinating facts about Dubrovnik’s Cathedral, Rector's Palace, the Dominican Monastery, and the fortresses of Revelin and Minčeta. You’ll also learn about Sponza Palace and Saint Blaise Church.

From this north side, the view over the entire Old Town with its terracotta roofs is absolutely breathtaking – a perfect moment to capture some beautiful photos!

We’ll end our tour where we started. If at any point you feel tired during the walk, that’s completely fine — you don’t have to complete the entire circuit. There are two exit points before reaching the main entrance.

I’ll make sure to give you plenty of time to enjoy the walls, take photos, ask questions, or stop for an ice cream or some refreshments along the way.