You might recognise Dubrovnik from its TV fame on Game of Thrones (huge parts of the city were used as the backdrop for the show) but this Medieval town has much more to offer than cinematic wonder.

Like something out of a picture-perfect fairy tale, the Old Town of Dubrovnik, Croatia, is a walled medieval city set right on the sea, with drawbridges (used in the 1991-92 war) and 18-ft-/6-m-high ...

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This compact pocket sized Dubrovnik travel guidebook is ideal for travellers on shorter trips who want to make sure they experience the destination s highlights and really get a flavour of the place ...

Lusting after a weekend getaway to chase away the winter blues? Head to Dubrovnik, famously eulogised by Lord Byron as “the pearl of the Adriatic”, with good reason. The Unesco-protected Croatian ...

While beaches like Amalfi, the Greek islands, and the French Riviera take the headlines in Europe, places like the stunning Dalmatian Coast in Croatia deserve equal praise. This slice of the Balkans ...

Considering that most of your friends went on a family trip to Rome in seventh grade, why not spend your last days before college in a place outside the tourist-industrial complex—and one that offers ...

I’m part of the problem. Dubrovnik, a beautiful Croatian city overlooking the Adriatic Sea, has become one of the most popular tourist sites in the Mediterranean, with thousands of guests spilling ...

A crowd of tourists just outside Dubrovnik's Old Town. Photo Credit: Christina Jelski DUBROVNIK, Croatia -- "This tour won't be a Game of Thrones tour," our guide, Tanja Bosnic, informed us before we ...