Explored the town by walk Read Less

* Dubrovnik - After that sea day we arrived in Dubrovnik (a site well known to us); used the ship transfer ($15 return) and we toured on our own. We knew what we wanted to do (one of the few things still not seen) so on arrival walked over to the cable car ticket office (for about 15 minutes) ; no line ups but we considered the price of a return ticket quite excessive (22 Euros); after that there is another long walk to the entrance to the cable car itself (luckily the line-up was quite small); the view from the top was breathtaking, helped by the superb sunny (and hot!) day we were having. There is an outdoor restaurant up there but it was quite busy so back to the main plaza, found a very nice and tranquil trattoria (St. Blaise @ Lucarica St., right side of the church) with very polite and nice servers. Good food and very good but pricy wine!! Great time and much needed. Indeed Dubrovnik is a tourist trap and is nothing you can do to avoid it. Read Less

Walked the city walls. Dubrovnik is a hot spot right now for tourism so expect crowds. Read Less

The green lushness of this location surprised us. The watercolor was so pretty to see. The town was interesting to us as it had the old buildings and newer ones to see after the war. Read Less

Very nice place but to short of time Read Less

Again enjoyed doing our own walkabout- a lot to see Read Less

Very impressive walls round the old town but very touristy & crowded. Lots of evidence of post war regeneration. Read Less

A little disappointing. I'm into photography and could have got better pictures if I'd climbed the steps to the city walls. This wasn't free and they didn't accept euros. Read Less

Exployed on our own Read Less

Expensive but nice, do the cable car Read Less