Dubrovnik Guide

Dubrovnik landmarks in true 3D — and how to reach each by public transport (lines, nearest stops, a planner from your location).

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Landmarks · 8

3D Walls of DubrovnikWalls about two kilometres long that encircle the old town without a break, with the Minčeta, Bokar and St John towers. Walking them is one of the highlights of Dubrovnik; there is an entrance fee.Open guide

3D StradunThe main street of the old town, officially Placa, paved with polished limestone, running from Pile to the Old Port. Onofrio’s Large and Small Fountains stand at either end.Open guide

3D Rector’s PalaceThe Gothic-Renaissance palace where the Rector of the Republic of Ragusa held office. Today it houses the Cultural History Museum, and its atrium is a stage of the Summer Festival.Open guide

3D Fort LovrijenacA fortress on a 37-metre cliff west of the walls, with the inscription “Non bene pro toto libertas venditur auro” over the entrance. During the Summer Festival it stages Hamlet.Open guide

3D Mount SrđThe hill above Dubrovnik with the best-known view of the old town and the Elaphiti Islands. At the top are Fort Imperial, with a museum of the Croatian War of Independence, and the upper cable car station.Open guide

3D Dubrovnik CathedralThe Baroque Cathedral of the Assumption, built after the devastating earthquake of 1667. Its treasury holds relics of St Blaise, the city’s patron saint.Open guide

3D Franciscan MonasteryThe friary at the start of the Stradun, by the Pile Gate, with a 14th-century Romanesque cloister. It is home to a pharmacy dating from 1317, one of the oldest in Europe.Open guide

3D Lokrum IslandA wooded island just off the old town, a protected reserve with a botanical garden, the remains of a Benedictine monastery and peacocks. There are no cars and no overnight stays on the island.Open guide

Frequently asked questions

How do I reach Dubrovnik’s landmarks by public transport?

Open any landmark from the guide — its page shows the nearest stops and a planner that finds a route from your location to it, with lines, transfers and departure times based on the timetable.

Which landmarks does the guide cover?

Dubrovnik’s best-known landmarks — Walls of Dubrovnik, Stradun, Rector’s Palace, Fort Lovrijenac, Mount Srđ — each with a 3D view of the location and directions on how to get there by public transport.

What is the 3D view of a landmark?

An interactive 3D model of the location (buildings and surroundings from OpenStreetMap data) that rotates and tilts. It is not a photo but a graphical view of the place, so you can recognise the area before you set off.

How do I plan a tour of several landmarks?

Use the Journey Planner for a public transport route to each landmark; every landmark page also lists the nearest stops with arrival estimates, so you can easily chain several points into one tour.