Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is nicknamed "Pearl of the Adriatic" and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Today, Dubrovnik is one of the world's centers of tourism, where people of different profiles from all over the world gladly meet: artists, diplomats, scientists, various experts of all possible professions and trades. This is the new Dubrovnik, proud of its tradition and its entire cultural and historical heritage, proud and proud of its current days, and especially proud of its friendship with all people and citizens who come from all over the world. Many beautiful places all over the world. The inhabitants of Dubrovnik believe that their city is the most beautiful.

Nature was kind to Dubrovnik and blessed it with numerous beauties, which were described by many great Dubrovnik poets and writers throughout history. The warmth of the extreme south of Dalmatia, clear blue skies, clear turquoise-green and dark-blue depths of the sea along rocky shores with numerous bays, sandy beaches and steep cliffs covered with rich Mediterranean and subtropical flora. Such unsurpassed beauty, which has a stunning effect on the visitor, is impossible to find anywhere, except in Dubrovnik. Boats in Dubrovnik The whole city faces the sun and the sea, and is ablaze with the rich colors of blooming gardens and hot red roofs, as if floating on the wide open sea, accompanied by proud, eternally green islands and islets.

The riviera of the city of Dubrovnik stretches over more than 250 km of coastline, full of the beauty of the lush vegetation of the South Adriatic. The life of a flower even on a bare rock next to the sea, stunning the visitor with its beauty and intensity of fragrance. On hot summer days, the concentrated smell of the sea mixes with the ethereal scents of pine, cypress, laurel, rosemary, myrtle, and various other aromatic herbs and flowers, sometimes with their intensity causing dizzy spells. Dubrovnik, Ulica Stradun Dug is a series of beautiful places along the Dubrovnik Riviera, it's a kind of beauty contest. The romantic island of Lokrum looks like it's standing guard in front of Dubrovnik's city port, the island of Sveti Andrija looks like it's looking out over the open sea. The Elaphite Islands are a beauty contest unto themselves, and each of them is beautiful in its own unique way. There is also the beautiful, green island of Mljet ("Odysseus's Island") with a wealth of ancient myths and legends, and the magical island of Korcula. The town of Ston, important for the ancient Republic of Dubrovnik because of its salt pans, is surrounded by widely known ramparts. Dubrovnik Cathedral The Pelješac Peninsula, a famous wine-growing region, is adorned with numerous contrasts of natural beauty, from steep and high mountains to gentle fields, coves and beaches.