For centuries, the Republic of Dubrovnik has been a renowned naval force, with a fleet of over 300 wooden ships. Trade, salt production and Dubrovnik’s economy provided the Republic with considerable wealth every year. Despite the fact that nobles could afford whatever they wanted, the government put an end to the unnecessary waste of money. […]
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High-level hedonism The patricians of the Dubrovnik Republic were renowned for their diplomacy, commerce and science, but also for their hedonism. Not only did they like to indulge themselves, they also knew how to charm their business partners during their visits to the Republic. Menus often included not only dishes, but also drinks, the preparation
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2020 brought unprecedented changes to the world, and like many, we had to adapt. As global tourism came to a halt, we realized the need to connect with travelers in a new way. That’s when we decided to bring Dubrovnik to you, even from the comfort of your own home! Through our blog, we’ve been
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Located just 700 meters from the historic city of Dubrovnik, Lokrum Island is an enchanting haven full of history, natural beauty, and peaceful retreats. Stretching over 72 hectares, Lokrum is one of the smallest islands on Croatia’s southern coast but offers visitors a treasure trove of experiences, from lush greenery and historical sites to serene
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January 27, 1416 – a historic date in the history of the Republic of Dubrovnik Namely, on this day in 1416, the most influential lords gathered in the Grand Council of the Republic of Dubrovnik with 75 votes “for” and only three votes “against” to adopt a decision banning the slave trade. Explaining the reasons
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Dubrovnik, a charming city on the Adriatic, is a perfect destination to explore on foot. From one end of the city to the other, you can walk the entire length in just about 60 minutes. If you are visiting Dubrovnik for a few days and wish to explore areas beyond the usual tourist spots, walking
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You’ve finally arrived in Dubrovnik! You’re dreaming of the Stradun and that first cold drink by the sea… but then you see it: the traffic. Finding a parking space here can feel like winning the lottery, and the last thing you want is a 100€ fine on your first day. To help you avoid stress
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Every city in the world has its own unique traditions and customs, and Dubrovnik is no exception. One of the city’s most heartwarming Christmas traditions is the Moto Santas, a delightful spectacle that brings joy to the hearts of children and adults alike. This year, Dubrovnik celebrated its 20th Moto Santas parade, a testament to
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In the eastern part of Dubrovnik, on the outskirts of the ramparts, lies the architectural marvel of the Dominican Monastery. This remarkable structure is not only one of the city’s most significant architectural complexes but also one of its greatest treasures of cultural and artistic heritage. The Dominican Monastery stands as a symbol of Dubrovnik’s
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At the beginning of Stradun, to the left of the Pile Gate, stands the impressive Franciscan Monastery of the Friars Minor. The monastery’s large complex is an architectural gem, with its northern side following the line of Dubrovnik’s city walls, extending as far as the Minceta Tower. A Glimpse into the Past: The First Franciscan
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