Żupania dubrownicko-neretwiańska

Region · 🇭🇷 Chorwacja

Ludność 122 568

Powierzchnia 1758 km²

Strefa czasowa Europe/Zagreb

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Dubrovnik Hidden Gems

Explore Dubrovnik’s lesser-known landmarks including the Large Onofrios Fountain, an impressive 15th-century water source designed by Onofrio della Cava, and the Rector's Palace, the former seat of the Republic of Ragusa's rector now housing a museum. Visit Gundulić Square for its vibrant morning market beside the statue of a famed Croatian poet. Discover the Dominican Monastery’s late medieval architecture and Renaissance art collection, and see Ploče Gate, one of the main historic entrances to the city marked by a statue of St.

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Historic Forts & Castles

This collection highlights Dubrovnik's fortified heritage, featuring medieval city walls, strategic forts, palaces, and towers. The sites demonstrate advanced defensive architecture and have played key roles in the city's history, many of which are recognized by UNESCO for their cultural and historical significance.

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Gourmet & Wine Highlights

Explore 16 distinguished dining and wine locations in the Dubrovnik region, featuring Mediterranean and seafood specialties, regional cuisine, and several wineries and wine cellars. The selection highlights authentic local flavors alongside notable wine bars and cafes, reflecting the area's culinary heritage and coastal influences.

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Beaches & Outdoor Adventures

This collection features the iconic medieval Walls of Dubrovnik offering panoramic coastal views, alongside pebble beaches such as Banje and Pasjača. Discover the serene Baćina Lakes with hiking and camping opportunities, well-equipped campsites like Kamp Perna, and specialized scuba diving centers including Ancora. Additional hidden gems and beach resorts provide diverse outdoor activities across Croatia’s Dalmatian coast.

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Historic Religious Sites

Discover five key religious landmarks in Dubrovnik and Korčula showcasing Baroque and Renaissance architecture, Jesuit heritage, and Roman Catholic traditions. Highlights include the Jesuit Collegium Ragusinum, Baroque churches dedicated to St. Blaise and St. Ignatius, a late medieval Dominican Monastery with Renaissance art, and the Roman Catholic Cathedral of St. Mark in Korčula.

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