Dubrovnik area

Located at the foot of the mountains, the medieval town of Dubrovnik is probably the most known destination in Croatia. The atmosphere created by the Baroque planners can still be felt today, with amazing gardens full of colourful bougainvillea and oleanders.

Dubrovnik is worth a visit at any time of year, although spring and summer bring out the best in the city. Be warned though: Dubrovnik’s popularity with cruise liners can lead to big crowds during the day.

At the villa Bellevue Dubrovnik guests will have the chance to relax and get away from the bustle of the city, but still be close to Dubrovnik if they want to discover the capital. Whether you choose to do the circuit of the city walls or stroll around the Old Town, you will find it hard to leave Dubrovnik.  

City Walls & Forts- one of the best preserved fortifications in Europe; spectacular view over the old town and shimmering Adriatic Sea

Cathedral of the Assumption – 7^th century basilica rebuilt in an imposing Baroque style

Stradun – main open-air public space of Dubrovnik. , biggest shopping area with beautiful streets, it divides the Old City into its northern and southern part.

Lokrum Island – known as the “Island of declared a Natural Reserve and Special Forestry Reserve; go to its Fort Royal located on an elevation with breathtaking views of Dubrovnik, Cavtat and the islands.  

Try the local specialties, the shellfish or the scampi soup with black truffles

Taste Croatia’s finest wines at Dubrovnik’s first wine bar “D’vino”

Listen to live outdoor jazz at “Troubadour” a traditional bar located in the Old Town

Try sea kayaking – Dubrovnik’s signature outdoor activity