Flights to Dubrovnik

Take a guided walking tour through Dubrovnik's fantastically well-preserved Medieval center, wander its historic walls and learn about this port city's turbulent history. Make sure you have a local guide to give you the insider's tips you need to make your holiday perfect.

This large palace complex was the administrative seat of the Dubrovnik Republic between the 15th and 19th centuries and is an impressive mix of Gothic, renaissance and baroque styles. The palace now houses a museum.

Pile Gate – the city's north gate – makes for an impressive entrance into Dubrovnik. Wander across the drawbridge and pass under two magnificent stone arches. Big Onofrio's Fountain, close to Pile Gate, was built in the 15th century and carries famously pure water into the city from some 20km away.

Wander around Dubrovnik's scenic old harbor with an ice cream and watch the sailing boats float in. Or just take a seat at one of the harbor-side seafood restaurants and while away hours drinking wine and sampling local delicacies.

The island of Lokrum, just a short ferry hop from Dubrovnik, is home to a beautiful nature reserve and pretty beaches. You can even swim in a miniature 'Dead Sea' – a small salt lake with crystal-clear waters. There is also a botanical gardens on the island that was founded by Archduke Maximilian Ferdinand of Habsburg, who also, in a flight of fancy, introduced peacocks.