An absolute must-see if you're around Dubrovnik. These walls are the perfect example of a fortification system, as they protected the city during the Middle Ages from every single attack that took place here.
The most productive phase of construction took place between the 12th and the 17th century, but the walls have been existent since the 8th century. They did their job, which was proven after a 15-month long invasion by the Saracens that the city withstood with no problems.
The walk usually takes about two hours, but if you're a photographer, prepare to spend more time here. The incredible view of both the city and the sea should be enjoyed thoroughly and without rushing. This place is guaranteed to provide you with some of the best vacation photos you can show off to your friends.
There's quite a few stairs here, so bear that in mind when planning a trip to this location. If you come here during summer, bring a lot of water and a protection from the sunlight, because it gets pretty intense. Do not throw away the receipt confirming that you have paid your ticket, because you will be asked to show it about halfway through the trip.
Adults: 200 HRK
Children (5 - 18): 50 HRK
Children (under 5): free
Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walls_of_Dubrovnik
Official website https://www.wallsofdubrovnik.com/
Email info@citywallsdubrovnik.hr
Phone +385 20 638 800
Address 8 Placa - Stradun, Dubrovnik 20000, Croatia
Coordinates 42°38'27.853" N 18°6'36.021" E