• Stradun - Wander along Dubrovnik’s renowned main street, adorned with smooth limestone and bordered by sophisticated facades. Once a shallow sea channel, Stradun now serves as the lively core of the Old City, resonating with centuries of history, commerce, and everyday life.
• The Franciscan Church and Monastery - Experience tranquility at the Franciscan Monastery, which hosts one of Europe’s oldest operating pharmacies, established in 1317. This serene haven provides insight into medieval medicine, exquisite Romanesque architecture, and the spiritual essence of ancient Dubrovnik.
• Little Onofrio Fountain - Be captivated by Onofrio’s Fountain, a 15th-century marvel that historically supplied the city with fresh spring water. Featuring 16 carved masks and a circular design, it stands as both an engineering wonder and a testament to Dubrovnik’s creativity and resilience.
• Jesuit Staircase - Ascend the magnificent Jesuit Stairs, one of Dubrovnik’s most picturesque locations, often likened to Rome’s Spanish Steps. Constructed in the 18th century, they lead to the stunning Jesuit Church of St. Ignatius and are celebrated for their baroque beauty — and their prominent appearance in Game of Thrones.
• Dubrovnik Cathedral - Explore the grand Dubrovnik Cathedral, erected on the remnants of older churches with contributions from England’s King Richard the Lionheart. This Baroque wonder contains invaluable artworks and relics, including a treasury that showcases the city’s profound religious and cultural heritage.
• Rector’s Palace - Enter the Rector’s Palace, formerly the center of authority in the Republic of Dubrovnik. This refined Gothic-Renaissance structure narrates the tale of a city led by wisdom and diplomacy, where the elected Rector resided and governed for only one month — to deter corruption and promote fairness.
• Sponza Palace - Appreciate the elegant Sponza Palace, a rare survivor of the 1667 earthquake. Merging Gothic and Renaissance styles, it once functioned as a customs house and trade hub. Today, it stands as a tribute to Dubrovnik’s rich commercial and cultural history — and houses the city’s poignant memorial to fallen defenders.

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Embark on a journey through a living storybook as you stroll along the cobblestone streets of Dubrovnik’s Old City with this engaging walking tour. “Whispers of the Past” offers a meticulously designed experience that unveils the essence of the city through its myths, architecture, and memorable sights.

Led by a certified local expert, participants will discover the city’s most renowned landmarks — from the sophisticated Rector’s Palace to the spiritual center at St. Blaise Church. As you traverse the grand Stradun, you’ll be enthralled by fascinating stories of diplomacy, resilience, and daily life during the golden age of the Dubrovnik Republic.

This tour transcends mere sightseeing; it’s an exploration into the lives of those who once roamed these very streets — noblemen, scholars, sailors, and merchants. At each stop, history is brought to life through engaging narratives and insightful commentary, shared with enthusiasm and authenticity.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.