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The ramparts surround the old city of Dubrovnik, snuggled on the peninsula. To the wire of the centuries, the city however extended out of its walls.

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Plan. Click to enlarge the image.

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Pile

The suburb of Pile is next to the wall: large hotels and elegant villas of the 19th century surrounded by flowered gardens is had a presentiment of there.
Suburb crushes seen since lovrijenac. Click to enlarge the image in Adobe Stock (new tab). Suburb of Pile seen since the Srd mount. Click to enlarge the image.

Ploče

East of the Closed City of Dubrovnik, the suburb of Ploče shells the villas on a green and steep shore.
Ploce seen since the boat of Lokrum. Click to enlarge the image.

Gruž

The old one and the new shipyard of Gruž at the 19th century. Click to enlarge the image.The modern port of Dubrovnik, at Gruž (in the North-West), is placed at the mouth of the river of Dubrovnik (Rijeka Dubrovačka), where developed the contemporary city.
Port of Gruž. Click to enlarge the image. Port of Gruž. Click to enlarge the image. Port of Gruž. Click to enlarge the image.
Port of Gruž. Click to enlarge the image. Port of Gruz. Click to enlarge the image. Port of Gruž. Click to enlarge the image.
River of Dubrovnik. Click to enlarge the image. Bridge Franjo Tudman. Click to enlarge the image. Bridge Franjo Tudman. Click to enlarge the image in Adobe Stock (new tab).

Lapad and Babin Kuk

Towards the west, the residential districts and wooded of bay of Lapad, surrounded by wood of pines, and Babin Kuk are to some extent the balneal extensions of Dubrovnik.
District of Lapad seen since the mount Saint Sergius. Click to enlarge the image. Babin Kuk seen since the mount Saint Sergius. Click to enlarge the image. Babin Kuk seen since the catamaran for the island of Mljet. Click to enlarge the image.

Komolac

The Sorkočević castle in Komolac (Bracodbk author). Click to enlarge the image.Many noble villas ragusains were in Komolac, among them the Sorkočević manor, damaged during the war of independence.

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HotelsHotels

Imperial the Hilton Hotel

Large Imperial Hotel. Click to enlarge the image. Large Imperial Hotel. Click to enlarge the image. Large Imperial Hotel. Click to enlarge the image.

RestaurantsRestaurants

The Tavern Sesame (Tovjerna Sesame)

Regional kitchen of family tradition since 1880.

Addresses: Dante Aligherija bb, Dubrovnik.

Site: www.sesame.hr

Restaurant Sesame. Click to enlarge the image. Restaurant Sesame. Click to enlarge the image. Restaurant Sesame. Click to enlarge the image.

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Interactive map of the town of Dubrovnik in Croatia
The closed city of Dubrovnik in Croatia
Fortifications of Dubrovnik in Croatia
The modern city of Dubrovnik in Croatia
The island of Lokrum in Croatia
The Elaphites islands in Croatia
The village of Zaton in Croatia
The village of Trsteno in Croatia

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The town of Ploče in Croatia
The town of Metković in Croatia
The town of Slivno in Croatia
The island of Korčula in Croatia
The island of Lastovo in Croatia
Peninsula of Pelješac in Croatia
The island of Mljet in Croatia
The town of Dubrovnik in Croatia
The commune of Konavle in Croatia

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