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Cultural-Historical Museum
Set inside the Rector’s Palace, this museum presents period rooms, portraits and objects that illustrate civic life in the former republic.
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OU381 · OU660Flights from major European cities such as London arrive at Dubrovnik Airport all year round while many operators offer seasonal services from regional airports to this Croatian holiday destination during the summer months. Year-round routes are operated by airlines including British Airways, Vueling, LOT and Croatia airlines although very few of these are direct services. Additional seasonal flights with direct services are offered by easyJet, TUI Airways and jet2.com
Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) is located 9 miles from the city. Croatia Airlines operates shuttle buses to the city centre which can also be reached by local buses and taxis. Many hotels also offer their own shuttle services. The airport has one terminal with facilities that include car parking, car hire desks, WiFi, banking and currency services, shops and cafes.
There are less daily flights to Dubrovnik from November to June, and these are operated mainly by British Airways and Croatia Airlines, with most departures from London airports. During the summer months of July to late October, there are flights from regional UK airports such as Dublin, Belfast, Bristol, Edinburgh and the East Midlands. These are provided by jet2.com, easyJet and TUI Airways. Direct flights, when available, take just under three hours.
Flights to Dubrovnik are a quick and easy way of enjoying either a city break or a summer holiday in this fascinating and historic city. Dubrovnik Airport is also a gateway to the beautiful countryside and island-studded coastline of Croatia.
With limestone streets that sparkle in the sun and a backdrop created by the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik is a destination full of culture and history. While top tourist sights include the Old Town with the ancient Sponza Palace, the bustling central street of Placa Stradun and the Old Port, which are destinations and activities that should not be missed. The Renaissance Minceta Fort has protected the harbour for centuries, and the Aquarium and Maritime Museum are housed in St John's Fort. For something a little different, visitors can enjoy a Game of Thrones Tour, take the cable car to the top of Mount Srđ, or head out into the countryside for a wine-tasting tour or some adventurous river kayaking.
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Set inside the Rector’s Palace, this museum presents period rooms, portraits and objects that illustrate civic life in the former republic.
Located in Fort St John, it explores Dubrovnik’s seafaring past through model ships, maps and maritime artefacts in a dramatic harbour setting.
This former monastery hosts a respected collection of modern Croatian art, offering a quieter cultural stop away from the busiest streets.
The Old Town’s broad limestone main street, lined with historic buildings and shops, ideal for people-watching and easy orientation.
A scenic one-way walk around Dubrovnik’s fortifications with sweeping views of terracotta roofs, the Adriatic and the old harbour.
A hilltop viewpoint reached by cable car or hike, popular for wide panoramas over Dubrovnik, Lokrum and the surrounding Adriatic coast.
Slow-cooked beef in a sweet-sour sauce with red wine, prunes and spices. A festive Dubrovnik classic with strong historic links to the old Republic.
Traditional baked caramel custard from the Dubrovnik area, made with eggs, milk and sugar. A signature local dessert often served at family celebrations.
Hand-cut green pasta from Konavle, usually served with stewed meat or rich sauce. It reflects the rural cooking traditions of Dubrovnik’s surrounding region.
Well-known old town restaurant serving Dalmatian and Dubrovnik dishes, with a traditional atmosphere and a menu suited to regional specialities.
Casual Bosanka village restaurant above Dubrovnik, popular for grilled meats, peka dishes and broad views over the city and sea.
Refined fine dining by the city walls, focused on seasonal Adriatic seafood and polished tasting menus in an elegant setting.
Dubrovnik is pricier than many Croatian cities, especially in peak season. Hotels, Old Town dining and airport transfers push costs up, while buses stay relatively affordable.
Tipping is appreciated but not compulsory. In restaurants, round up or leave 5-10% for good service; round up in cafés and taxis if service was helpful.
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Dubrovnik Airport is 3 km from Dubrovnik city centre. Public transport options include:
Dubrovnik Airport has practical services for this route, including Wifi, Shopping, Parking, ATM, Taxis, Accessibility, WC, Lounge and Lost and Found Office.
Free Wi-Fi available throughout the airport. ATMs are located in the arrivals and departures areas.
Lost and found is available at the station.
Available at Dubrovnik Airport: Parking, Taxis, WC.
Accessibility facilities are available at Dubrovnik Airport: Elevators, ramps.
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