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Quote: Walking the old town city wall is an obligatory part of visiting Dubrovnik. The wall encircles the old town and while the views across the city’s red roofs are memorable, it is the views outside of the old town… Read More
Quote: My second Atlas tour was a very long, but very interesting day traveling to and through Montenegro. Leaving at 7am, the bus ventured south, along gorgeous coastline, through passport control, heading inland at… Read More
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Quote: Lokrum sits less than a kilometre away from Dubrovnik, separated by a stretch of sea water just wide enough to allow the island to retain its wild independence from the city. The name ‘Lokrum’ derives from the… Read More
Quote: At the top of the dark stairs of this gallery is a quote by Carl Philipp Gottfried von Clausewitz. And no, I’d never heard of him either. Fortunately his quote is easier to remember than his name: "War is a… Read More
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Quote: When you arrive in Dubrovnik's Old Town through Pile Gate, just past the Large Onofriou's Fountain, turn immediately to the left to enter the 14th-century Franciscan Monastery. Within in the walls of the… Read More
Quote: We timed our visit to the Cathedral and its Treasuryperfectly, arriving in time to go into the Treasury alone,before a throng of tourists in a guided tour arrived.The altarpiece in the Cathedral was by Titian.No… Read More
Quote: One can see most of Dubrovnik’s significant buildings by entering the Old Town through the Pile Gate then walking along Stradun, which terminates in Luža Square, and turning right onto Prid Dvorom in order to see… Read More
Quote: The main east-west thoroughfare is Placa, though locals prefer to call it Stradun. This is like one long pedestrian plaza, with lots of cafes and touristy shops. The marble-paved Placa basically splits the old… Read More