The Walls of Dubrovnik: A Timeless Fortress

Name: Walls of Dubrovnik
Address: bb, Dubrovnik, Dubrovačko-neretvanska županija, 20000, HR
Rating: 4.4

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The Walls of Dubrovnik: A Timeless Fortress

Overview

The Walls of Dubrovnik stand as a testament to the city's rich heritage, dating back to the pre-7th century. These remarkable fortifications, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, encircle the city for nearly 1,940 meters, offering visitors a glimpse into the past while providing breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Historically designed to protect the city from invasions, the walls have withstood numerous sieges and battles throughout the Middle Ages and remain unbreached. Today, visitors can explore an intricate network of forts, towers, and bastions, including notable landmarks like Tower Minceta and Fort Bokar, the oldest preserved fort in Europe. After a day of exploration, enjoy the local cuisine at nearby cafés and restaurants. Make sure to wear comfortable clothing and stay hydrated during the warmer months to fully enjoy your visit.

Reviews

Florent Grégoire

France

The views of the city are breathtaking. On a clear day, it can compare to some of the best scenery in the world. Though the cost is 15€, which might seem high, I believe it is worth it if the weather is nice.

Léa Chaput

France

I highly recommend buying tickets online. The experience is wonderful, and the ancient walls offer stunning views of both the Adriatic Sea and the city. Be prepared for a significant amount of walking. Overall, it’s an excellent experience, especially at sunset. A couple of tips: 1. The wall entrances close at 7:30 PM, but you can linger a bit longer to explore the entire complex. 2. There are three exits, so if you need to leave early, it’s easy to do so.

Pierre Lefevre

France

Incredible! Completing the tour of the walls is quite a challenge, especially on a hot summer day, but it’s worth the effort. Don’t forget to bring water and wear comfortable shoes. There are a few terraces on the top of the wall where you can buy drinks and snacks.

Julien Martin

France

This is the top attraction in Dubrovnik, and it’s a must-visit for the stunning views. Be ready for numerous stairs, but you can take your time. The wall walk is one-way, and starting from either entrance doesn’t seem to matter much. There are some small stalls for snacks and drinks. Instead of a wall ticket, consider getting the Dubrovnik Pass, as it offers access to other museums and attractions for the same price.

Thomas Moreau

France

The walk offers absolutely stunning views of the harbor and the old town. I began my walk around 6:30 PM with beautiful golden sunlight, and it was relatively cooler and less crowded. I took about an hour at a leisurely pace. The last entry is at 7 PM. It was a memorable evening, and I highly recommend purchasing the Dubrovnik pass rather than just paying for the wall walk alone.