Stradun

Walk along the Stradun, the main street of the Old Town, especially in the morning when the polished limestone glows.

In their own words: “You'll step straight onto the Stradun, a limestone artery stretching 300 m or 984 ft through the heart of the fortress. The stone here has been polished so smooth by centuries of footsteps that it actually glows like a mirror in the early sun.”

Walk the full length of Stradun, but also explore the quieter side streets for hidden cafes and local restaurants.

In their own words: “But then Strradon opens out in front of you. A 300 m limestone prominard cutting straight through the old town with matching baroque buildings on both sides. And somehow the beauty wins you over almost immediately.”

Stroll along Dubrovnik's historic main promenade, Stradun, to soak in the atmosphere and admire the post-earthquake architecture.

In their own words: “Our next destination is the old town's main pedestrian street Stradun. You'll find epic pics of it on social media. The promenade runs through the old town. Along it you'll find shops, cafés and a palace. The moment I stepped here I felt like I was transported back in time, like a thousand years ago. It's quite a good experience... We think the promenade is worth seeing.”