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Explore the Old city
Old city of Dubrovnik is rich with history and significant monuments, it is a inevitable part of your sightseeing journey. City walls, narrow streets and cobble stone lanes date back to 11th century. This still lived-in old city is filled with museums, churches and palaces.
Explore islands
Croatia has more than 1200 islands on its coast. Lokrum island is situated just in front of the Old City and it is a peaceful escape from the city crowds. Elaphiti islands are a group of 13 islands and three of them are inhabited. Island of Mljet is a bit further away, but easily accessable with ferry. It is the greenest island on Croatian coast and 40 percent of the island is a protected national park.
East or west ?
If you would like to make an afternoon excursion on the eastern side, you should visit a charming little place called Cavtat, 30 minutes away from the city centre. If you head west, you will come to the place of Ston which is the start of the biggest peninsula in Croatia, Pelješac. It is famous for its beautiful vineyards and one of the best wine sorts in Croatia and wider. These two places are perfect for a daily trip outside of the Dubrovnik.
