Hotel Dubrovnik Palace

... in writing it Dot points for your reading pleasure: · Croatian Islands are spectacular. Benita and I explored the Islands and Dubrovnik for nine days. Lots of ice-cream and UV rays were consumed · My cousins in London let me call ...

... mix wine with water,they called it as bevanda. *********************************************************************************************************************************** FESTIVALS Dubrovnik Summer Festival: 10th July - 25th August This is the ...

... refused to stamp our passports, but she wisely chose not to pursue the matter further. Before long, we reached Dubrovnik and easily found the Hotel Neptun. We checked in and were quite pleased with the setup. The rooms are recently renovated, and we ...

... Fountain down Placa to the Clock Tower and the Sponza Palace which housed a display on those that lost their lives defending Dubrovnik during the recent war. We then walked down Pred Dvorom past St.Blaise's Church (which was undergoing restoration), the ...

... and is only a very narrow strip of land. We had an icecream so we could claim it as another country visited!! We arrived in Dubrovnik at 1pm and had an hour before we could check into our rooms. Fletcher and I wandered down to the local beach where we ...

... , calm and charming.  I walked around the pathways and eventually made it up to the Fortress which gave a good view on Dubrovnik.  I walked back down and all around the southern part of the island.  En route, I found the lake called the ...

... . It is one of the most prominent tourist destinations on the Adriatic, a seaport and the centre of Dubrovnik-Neretva county. Its population was 43,770 in 2001,[1] down from 49,728 in 1991.[2] In 1979, the city of ...

... to hike and kayak the cliffs and caves of the Kolocep island.  Each morning I stop at the market just outside my hotel, the Pucic Palace, in Old Town.  I buy my fruits for lunch from the nicest Croatian lady!  Evenings are a little ...

... this restaurant specializes in truffle-infused dishes. We ate on the terrace overlooking the valley below. * Ston (north of Dubrovnik): Restaurant Bakus. Amazing garlic mussels! And kitties running around begging. Chris wasn't the only "softie" feeding ...

... only stop here was for snack food and a brief ferry crossing, to pass into Croatia mid-afternoon. We're staying in Dubrovnik, at a hotel just outside of the city. Dubrovnik dates back to the 7th century, and whilst it has grown significantly since that ...

... a disco in the 1980s before reverting to its original military purpose in 1991, when it was successfully held by Dubrovnik's defenders. Unfortunately a lot of the displays and photos have not been translated into English so we couldn't gethte fully story ...

... to forgive and forget. Forget that it, but not ignore. The men who gave their lives defending Dubrovnik are commemorated in a small room at Sponza Palace and there are other mentions elsewhere, such as in the maritime museum. However, the commentary is ...

... was gorgeous beyond words there.  (Chester Lee just interrupted my blogging!!!  Haha! Love him!)   The next day we had a tour of Dubrovnik, which is too beautiful to be allowed.  We walked all around the city and had a tour of the city walls that ...

We arrived at our hotel in Dubrovnik after the wonderful bus ride around 8PM for a buffet dinner. Later, we roughed the 25 minute hilly walk to the part of Dubrovnik called the Old City, or Grad, which once was the entire city centuries ago.   We ...

... be. And here, with these tiny islands splattered across the blue, was something new and enticing.   The bus descended into Dubrovnik, and I, the bitter, veteran traveller, haggled and stomped my way into one of the cheaper rooms in town, with a ...

... ;saw the views of Fort Lovrijenac on the cliffside and Fort Revelin near the Gate of Ploce. We had a walk up Dubrovnik's main street, the Placa-Stradun which was jammed full of tourists and also visited the Ethnographic Museum, which provided one of ...

... friends who had been here and someone we had dinner with in Budapest, we decided to skip Split and hop a bus straight to Dubrovnik. Due to a miscommunication between Jody and I, we basically arrived at the bus station and hopped on a bus that left the ...

... weather, the beaches and the offshore islands draw visitors as well. In part, it's the boom of tourism that has helped Dubrovnik recover. There isn't much industry here beyond that. I'm lodged in an apartment here that a family rents out of their ...

... keeps the dirty clothes separate from those that are still clean.   The flight was a crazy schedule.  I flew from Dubrovnik (south Croatia) to Zagreb (North Croatia), changed planes, flew back to Split, few hundred miles from Dubrovnik where I ...

... St.Marks Church with its coloured tile roof. The walk continued down Cirilometodska past the Croatian Parliament Building, Bans Court Palace and St.Catherines Church> to Lotrscak Tower with views over Zagreb's lower town. We then caught the funicular ...