
Holidays to Dubrovnik
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Dubrovnik is one of Croatia's most fascinating cities and rich in culture, nightlife and outdoor pursuits. Despite suffering heavily during the Croatian War, it’s now looking better than ever with historic buildings just waiting to be discovered. The many beaches make for a wonderful full or half-day trip and can be accessed by foot, boat or car. And don't forget to tuck into some delicious seafood and sample some of Croatia's native wine. After dinner, head to one of the many coastal bars or make a beeline for a club in the Old Town to enjoy the evening the Croatian way. There’s plenty of opportunities to stay active on holiday in Croatia. Take to the high seas in a chartered boat and find yourself an uninhabited cove where you can spend the day in total privacy. A holiday to Dubrovnik in 2021 is the ideal destination for those who want to mix culture, relaxation and adventure for a trip that you'll remember forever.
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Despite being heavily bombed during the Croatian War, much of the city has now been reconstructed and is in fine shape. Most of the attractions are located in the city’s Old Town. The bell tower marks a significant point in the city. The bronze statue strikes hourly as the sounds ring out across the town. The city walls, which once provided strategic defence for the city, can now be walked and give a unique perspective from above. There are several entrances to the walls, and you can pay by credit card or with local currency. The Church of St. Ignatius and its Jesuit college is an ornate Baroque structure constructed in the 17th century. It’s just one of many ecclesiastical buildings that are worth visiting when you visit Dubrovnik on holiday. The city is also famous for being one of the primary filming locations of the popular TV series, Game Of Thrones. The Old Town has stood in for several locations, primarily King’s Landing, and several walking tours will take you to many of the otherwise easy-to-miss filming locations.

Historic highlights of Dubrovnik
Croatia, and in particular Dubrovnik, is known for its rich history and culture. Most of the relics and attractions are situated within the Old Town. The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary is one of the most beautiful in the area and dates back to the 18th century. Another highlight is the Dominican Monastery which, in addition to its religious purpose, is representative of the town's ancient culture. There are plenty of museums to explore while on holiday in Dubrovnik. The Natural History Museum is one of the best and has a collection of taxidermy specimens which date back hundreds of years. The Synagogue and Jewish Museum is thought to be the second-oldest of its kind in Europe. The country has a long-standing Jewish community who have enjoyed relative freedom here as other areas Europe infamously were turned against them.
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