Helen Ochyra visits Dubrovnik and provides us with advices on bars in caves, cliff-jumping and kayak trips to a cursed island. Let’s see what Sunday Times Travel found out about our much-loved city An interesting article about Dubrovnik was published in the Sunday Times Travel and we couldn’t wait to see what the journalists discovered. … Read more
More international publicity for Dubrovnik as CNN praises the city and local area.
The museum of the Croatian Independence, known also as the museum of the Croatian War for Independence or Homeland War Museum, is located on the ground floor of the Imperial fort on Srđ mountain and you can reach it by using the Dubrovnik Cable car. There are 500 showpieces from the period 1991 to 1995 … Read more
Who wants to hand over concession revenue of 400 million euros?
Parking in Dubrovnik is a formidable thought for anyone who has had the pleasure (?!) of doing so before. The fact of the matter is, Dubrovnik is an ancient city that was never designed to deal with the huge amount of traffic it receives today. Old, narrow and often steep streets were not built to … Read more
Wondering what to do after you’ve seen all the city sights? While Dubrovnik is a destination in itself, it has much more to offer than what meets the eye…
Dubrovnik is a fascinating city to visit out of season, with the upcoming Feast of St. Blaise, about which TCN has written extensively, arguably one of the most interesting times. A major piece by on Dubrovnik and St. Blaise has just appeared in the Italian media.
Dubrovnik is perceived as an expensive tourist city, which it can be. But it doesn’t have to be…
So, you’re in Dubrovnik and you’d like to see not only more of Croatia but of its close non European Union neighbour, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dubrovnik is the southernmost city in the Republic of Croatia and its ease of access to its neighbours is second to none. Taking the cable car up Mount Srdj gives … Read more
Demography Minister Murganić says that children will be the priority for the government.
