Dubrovnik was built on maritime trade and became one of the most beautiful cities in the Mediterranean. The town’s churches, fountains and monasteries are unparalleled. These treasures of the town are wrapped by white walls, some parts dating back to the 13th century; the bright white walls reflect sunlight and stand out against the crystal blue color of the sea. For a striking view of the city, take a cable car up Mount Srd, which has a fortress at the top sightseers can explore. To get an understanding of local history and culture, pop into the Rector’s Palace, now a city museum. Sporty types can sea kayak around the city walls or if one prefers relaxation, there is a network of beaches to stretch out on and soak up the magic of this destination.

Flights: New York-Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik-New York¹
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