Dubrovnik Old Town is the reason why most tourists visit Dubrovnik. This is the old part of Dubrovnik located within the city walls. It's very easy to walk around it and you can get from one gate to another in several minutes.
When you enter the Old Town you will find yourself on Stradun - the
central street from where you can easily walk to each corner of the
city.
Staying within the Old Town is a unique experienceAt the beginning of Stradun to the right, the Great Onofrio's Fountain is located and to the left Franciscan Monastery can be found. The Stradun, also called Placa, runs from Pile Gate to Ploce Gate. At other end of Stradun you will find the Bell Tower, Small Onofrio's Fountain, Sponza Palace, Orlando's Column and Church of Saint Blaise.
Stradun - the main promenade of the Old TownThroughout the Old Town you will find numerous restaurants serving Mediterranean, Bosnian, Asian and other international food. Numerous souvenir shops offer a great choice of local products such as wines, olive oils, natural cosmetics etc.
From Old Harbour you can take a boat to the island of LokrumDuring your stay in Old Town you can visit numerous events that usually take place within city walls. For those who are into history great museums can be found throughout the city. The Cable car embarkation station is located close to the Old Town.
Within city walls you can find numerous rooms, hostels and apartments ranging from basic to exclusive. Be aware that to reach some private accommodation you need to climb many stairs.

The Pucic Palace Hotel is located on Gundulic Square, in the very centre of Dubrovnik's Old Town. It is ideal starting point for exploring historical attractions of Dubrovnik. This is an exclusive hotel located in a renaissance palace and has only 17 rooms and 2 suites.
β Walk the ancient city walls for stunning Adriatic views
β Explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town and Stradun street
β Take the cable car up Mount SrΔ for sunset views
β Visit Fort Lovrijenac for Game of Thrones filming locations
β Swim or relax on Lokrum Island
β Enjoy boat trips along the Dalmatian coast
β Old Town β best for history and atmosphere (but expensive)
β PloΔe β great views and close to Old Town
β Lapad β beaches, restaurants, and better value
β Babin Kuk β quieter resort-style area with good transport
β GruΕΎ β best for ferry access, local vibe, and good transport connections
β Old Town is fully pedestrian-only
β Local buses connect beaches and outer districts
β Boats run to nearby islands like Lokrum
β Walking is the best way to explore central areas
β Airport buses connect to the city center
β Cavtat β quiet coastal town near the airport
β Lokrum Island β short boat ride, perfect for swimming
β Mljet National Park β forests, lakes, and nature escapes
β Ston β famous for walls and oysters
β PeljeΕ‘ac Peninsula β wine region and beaches
β Mostar (Bosnia & Herzegovina) β historic bridge and old town
β Elaphite Islands β island hopping by private boat, speedboat tours, or organised tourist boat excursions (Ε ipan, Lopud, KoloΔep)
β Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds
β Book city walls tickets in advance during peak season
β Bring water and sun protection in summer
β Expect higher prices inside the Old Town
β Wear comfortable shoesβlots of stairs and stone streets