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Dubrovnik
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Dubrovnik is full with beautiful walking paths and promenades, so here are some of them.
PromenadeWalking from Dubrovnik's main bus station, from Put Republike street and then Ante Starcevica street, all the way to old town, offers some magnificent views. Most of the way is overlooking the sea and there are several breathtaking coves and scenery along the way. At the end of the road you'll find yourself in front of the Pile Gate, entrance to the old town, and if you still have some strength you can climb up the city walls and walk some more.
Babin Kuk is a part of Lapad peninsula, west of the old town. The area has several hotels and lovely beaches. Long promenade stretches over almost the entire coastline providing spectacular views of the Adriatic and the nearby islands.
Another beautiful promenade (Setaliste Meda i Nika Pucica) starts beneath the hotel Kompas in Lapad bay and continues toward west. At the end a pleasant bar Levant is located, offering cold refreshments and ice cream. Neptun's hotel terrace is also a good place to take a break. Along the way there are rocky beaches where you dip into the sea if you feel like it.
LokrumLokrum is a small island just in front of the old town. There are taxi boats leaving from old harbor every 30 minutes during summer. It is a pleasant ten minutes sail to Lokrum.
Lokrum is a great choice to spend a whole day enjoying the sun and the see. The island is a Natural resort protected by the Croatian Academy of Art and Science. On the island there is a Botanic garden with tropical and subtropical plants. On the highest peak there is a Fort Royal built in a shape of five pointed star by French army in 1806; it gives a magnificent view of Dubrovnik, Cavtat and the island itself. Walking through pathways you can easily reach the old Benedictine monastery preserved and partly restore into the Maximilian of Habsburg palace in 19th century; now serves as a restaurant and cafe bar. On the island there is a small lake linked with the open sea, called Mrtvo more - Dead Sea, very suitable for children and non swimmers to bathe in.
Lokrum's beaches are rocky and back onto groves of pine trees. There is also a popular nudist section of the beach.

Dubrovnik Tourist Board
Cvijete Zuzoric 1/II, p.p. 258
20000 Dubrovnik
Tel: +385 (0)20 323 887
Fax: +385 (0)20 323 725
E-mail: info@tzdubrovnik.hr

County tourist board Dubrovnik-Neretva

Accommodation in Dubrovnik: Private apartments, rooms and hotels

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