The hightlights of a maritim jewel: blue sea like only the Adriatic can be, watched by a sea of crimson roofs, the kind only rich medieval cities could have, with picturesque old houses and streets, with an architecture marked by Latin- Dalmatian influences, cosmopolitan like all ports of the world. City-republic since the 15th century, The Pearl of Adriatic has maintained its sovereignty for centuries, balancing politically between the flourishing Venice and other Italian maritime republics and the mighty Ottoman Empire. The oldest arboretum in the world, Trsteno Arboretum and the oldest pharmacy in Europe still in use, are just two attractions of the city which George Bernard Shaw described in 1929: "If you want to see heaven on earth, come to Dubrovnik. "
Hotels in Dubrovnik
Neptun | |
Grand Hotel Park | |
Dubrovnik Palace | |
Excelsior | |
Villa Glavik | |
Grand Villa Argentina | |
Pucic Palace |
All rates are in EURO per person in twin sharing room on BB basis, and include 3 nights accommodation, round trip airport transfers and half day city tour (4 hours). The prices are valid only for Friday and Saturday arrivals, throughout the year, except fairs and special events.