10 Days in Croatia: Split and Dubrovnik's Old Town
Diocletian's Palace · Saint Domnius Cathedral · Forest Park Marjan · Dubrovnik Cathedral · Walls of Dubrovnik · Fort Lovrijenac
10-day Croatia trip — Split to Dubrovnik. Day-by-day route, attractions and food.
Split and Dubrovnik anchor a trip around the Adriatic, trading the manicured squares of Zagreb or inland plains for Roman ruins and limestone sea walls. You get the grit of Diocletian's Palace and the sheer defensive scale of Dubrovnik's fortifications rather than the Alpine forest themes found in a Ljubljana plus Lake Bled route. This pairing is built for travelers who want centuries of maritime power mapped directly onto current coastline living.
Split
Diocletian's Palace
Day 1 · Ancient Roman Historic Sites
Bene Beach
Day 2 · Coastal Beaches
Galerija Umetnina
Day 4 · A Local Art Gallery and Cultural Space
Marjan viewpoint
Day 2 · Scenic Nature and Viewpoints
Veli Varos
Day 2 · A Hidden Gem Neighborhood Walk
Dubrovnik
Walls of Dubrovnik
Day 7 · Medieval Fortifications
Sponza Palace
Day 8 · Historic Old Town Landmarks
Lokrum Island
Day 8 · An Off-shore Island Escapade
Mount Srd
Day 9 · Coastal Nature and Panoramas
Pick travel dates to see the weather for your month.
Split and Dubrovnik enjoy long, sun-drenched summers that are ideal for coastal life, though the afternoons grow intense and demand plenty of shade. Winter brings damp, quiet days with a sharp chill, making the shoulder months of spring and autumn the best time to explore the stone alleys without the crowds.
Best time to go: May, June, September, and October
The whole year
Split
| Month | High | Low | Rainy days | Sunrise – sunset |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 53°F / 12°C | 42°F / 6°C (cold) | 11 | 7:24 AM – 4:43 PM |
| Feb | 56°F / 14°C | 45°F / 7°C (cold) | 10 | 6:53 AM – 5:24 PM |
| Mar | 60°F / 16°C | 47°F / 8°C (cold) | 9 | 6:06 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Apr | 67°F / 19°C | 53°F / 12°C | 8 | 6:12 AM – 7:37 PM |
| May | 75°F / 24°C | 61°F / 16°C | 8 | 5:30 AM – 8:11 PM |
| Jun | 85°F / 30°C (hot) | 69°F / 21°C | 5 | 5:12 AM – 8:36 PM |
| Jul | 90°F / 32°C (hot) | 74°F / 23°C | 3 | 5:27 AM – 8:32 PM |
| Aug | 90°F / 32°C (hot) | 74°F / 23°C | 3 | 5:59 AM – 7:57 PM |
| Sep | 80°F / 27°C | 66°F / 19°C | 7 | 6:33 AM – 7:04 PM |
| Oct | 71°F / 22°C | 59°F / 15°C | 8 | 7:08 AM – 6:11 PM |
| Nov | 63°F / 17°C | 53°F / 12°C | 13 | 6:47 AM – 4:29 PM |
| Dec | 56°F / 14°C | 46°F / 8°C (cold) | 11 | 7:20 AM – 4:18 PM |
Dubrovnik
| Month | High | Low | Rainy days | Sunrise – sunset |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 53°F / 12°C | 42°F / 6°C (cold) | 12 | 7:15 AM – 4:38 PM |
| Feb | 56°F / 13°C | 45°F / 7°C (cold) | 11 | 6:44 AM – 5:18 PM |
| Mar | 59°F / 15°C | 47°F / 8°C (cold) | 10 | 6:00 AM – 5:53 PM |
| Apr | 66°F / 19°C | 53°F / 11°C | 9 | 6:06 AM – 7:29 PM |
| May | 74°F / 23°C | 60°F / 16°C | 10 | 5:25 AM – 8:02 PM |
| Jun | 83°F / 28°C | 68°F / 20°C | 6 | 5:09 AM – 8:26 PM |
| Jul | 87°F / 31°C (hot) | 73°F / 23°C | 4 | 5:23 AM – 8:23 PM |
| Aug | 88°F / 31°C (hot) | 73°F / 23°C | 4 | 5:54 AM – 7:49 PM |
| Sep | 79°F / 26°C | 65°F / 18°C | 9 | 6:27 AM – 6:57 PM |
| Oct | 71°F / 22°C | 58°F / 14°C | 8 | 7:00 AM – 6:05 PM |
| Nov | 64°F / 18°C | 53°F / 12°C | 12 | 6:39 AM – 4:24 PM |
| Dec | 57°F / 14°C | 46°F / 8°C (cold) | 11 | 7:10 AM – 4:14 PM |
- Morning
8:00 AM - Arrive at Split Airport (SPU)· 1 hr
USD 40 (~EUR 36)
Kucharek 08:43, 7 October 2006 (UTC) (Public domain)Arrive at SPU. Take the airport shuttle bus to Split city center (~30 min, $8) or a taxi (~30 min, $40) to reach your hotel.
- Afternoon
12:00 PM - Lunch: Soparnik in Green Market· 1 hr
USD 6 (~EUR 5)Iconic dish
Popo le Chien (CC0)Experience local culture at the Green Market. Try a traditional Soparnik, a savory swiss chard pie baked under embers.
Often found around Pazar Green MarketTypical USD 2-6 (~EUR 2-5)
- Evening
7:30 PM - Dinner: Crni rizot in Old Town· 1 hr
USD 20 (~EUR 18)Iconic dish
Photo by Adriano Bragi on PexelsEnjoy traditional black risotto, made rich with local cuttlefish ink, at a cozy venue in the palace walls.
Typical USD 12-20 (~EUR 11-18)
Where to Stay Tonight
Old Town Split
· Staying within the palace walls places you in the center of history and near all major sites for easy walking access.- Morning
- Afternoon
12:30 PM - Lunch: Salata od Hobotnice in Matejuska· 1 hr
USD 15 (~EUR 13)Iconic dish
Haydn Blackey from Cardiff, Wales (CC BY-SA 2.0)Enjoy a fresh octopus salad at the historic harbor area where local fishermen dock.
Typical USD 8-16 (~EUR 7-14)
- Evening
7:30 PM - Dinner: Sardine na gradele in Veli Varos· 1 hr 30 min
USD 12 (~EUR 11)Iconic dishPhoto by Alex Teixeira on UnsplashSample charcoal-grilled Adriatic sardines in the charming narrow alleyways of Veli Varos.
Often found around MatejuskaTypical USD 5-10 (~EUR 4-9)
Staying at Old Town Split since Day 1
- Morning
- Afternoon
12:30 PM - Lunch: Pasticada in Old Town· 1 hr
USD 22 (~EUR 20)Iconic dish
Popo le Chien (CC0)Enjoy this classic Dalmatian slow-cooked beef stew with gnocchi, a traditional Sunday specialty, in the quiet alleys of the Old Town.
Typical USD 14-25 (~EUR 12-22)
- Evening
7:30 PM - Dinner: Pršut i Sir in Veli Varos· 1 hr
USD 15 (~EUR 13)Iconic dish
young shanahan from Bratislava, Slovakia (CC BY 2.0)Dine on authentic air-dried Dalmatian ham and Pag sheep cheese paired with local bread at a traditional tavern in this historic fishermen's quarter.
Typical USD 7-15 (~EUR 6-13)
Where to Stay Tonight
Old Town
· Staying within the historic walls keeps you steps away from the morning market and the evening atmosphere of the Riva, making this an ideal central base for all historical activities.- Morning
- Afternoon
12:00 PM - Lunch: Crni Rizot in Old Town· 1 hr
USD 22 (~EUR 20)Iconic dishPhoto by Adriano Bragi on PexelsEnjoy traditional black cuttlefish risotto prepared with ink and locally caught Adriatic seafood.
Typical USD 12-20 (~EUR 11-18)
- Evening
8:00 PM - Dinner: Brujet in Veli Varos· 1 hr
USD 25 (~EUR 22)Try the dish
Beabrun (CC BY-SA 4.0)BrujetSample a classic Dalmatian fish stew served with polenta in a quiet traditional neighborhood alleyway.
Staying at Old Town since Day 3
- Morning
- Afternoon
12:30 PM - Lunch: Poisson Grille in Veli Varos· 1 hr
USD 22 (~EUR 20)Try the dish
Syced (CC0)Enjoy a fresh charcoal-grilled catch of the day at a small, family-run konoba in the historic Veli Varos district.
Typical USD 20-35 (~EUR 18-31)
- Evening
7:30 PM - Dinner: Pastica in Radunica· 1 hr 15 min
USD 25 (~EUR 22)Try the dishPopo le Chien (CC0)PasticaSavor traditional slow-cooked beef stew in the quiet, atmospheric streets of the old Radunica district.
Staying at Old Town since Day 3
- Morning
11:00 AM - Inter-city transfer to Dubrovnik· 4 hrs 30 min
USD 25 (~EUR 22)Overlaps the next activity — check the timeScenic bus journey along the Dalmatian coast with Adriatic vistas
- Afternoon
1:30 PM - Lunch: Prsut sandwich in Old Town· 1 hr
USD 10 (~EUR 9)Try the dish
Photo by rajdeepcraft on PexelsPrsut sandwichCasual bite featuring locally cured Dalmatian ham on crusty bread
- Evening
7:30 PM - Dinner: Riblja Platata in Old Town· 1 hr 30 min
USD 45 (~EUR 40)Try the dish
Photo by Busenur Demirkan on PexelsFeast on a platter of freshly grilled Adriatic seafood
Typical USD 35-60 (~EUR 31-54)
Where to Stay Tonight
Old Town
· Staying within the city walls keeps you steps away from the historic sites and the harbor, essential for maximizing your time on a transit day.- Morning
- Afternoon
12:30 PM - Lunch: Uštipci in Old Town· 1 hr
USD 10 (~EUR 9)Try the dish
Milovan Antonić (CC BY-SA 4.0)Enjoy warm fried dough balls with salty cheese in a quiet courtyard.
Typical USD 4-7 (~EUR 4-6)
- Evening
7:30 PM - Dinner: Rožata in Old Town· 1 hr 30 min
USD 30 (~EUR 27)Iconic dish
Bonč (Public domain)Dine on fresh Adriatic catch followed by the traditional local custard dessert.
Typical USD 5-8 (~EUR 4-7)
Staying at Old Town since Day 6
- Morning
- 8B
11:45 AM - Sponza Palace· 1 hr 30 min
USD 10 (~EUR 9)Closed on SundayCloses before activity ends (verified) - Afternoon
1:15 PM - Lunch: Priganice od Ribe in Old Town· 1 hr
USD 20 (~EUR 18)Try the dish
Milica Buha (CC BY-SA 4.0)Priganice od RibeEnjoy fresh fried fish bites in a quiet alley within the city walls.
- Evening
7:30 PM - Dinner: Pašticada in Old Town· 1 hr
USD 25 (~EUR 22)Iconic dishPopo le Chien (CC0)Savor traditional slow-cooked beef stew at a local dining spot.
Typical USD 14-25 (~EUR 12-22)
Staying at Old Town since Day 6
- Morning
- Afternoon
12:00 PM - Lunch: Crni Rizot in Old Town· 1 hr
USD 22 (~EUR 20)Iconic dishPhoto by Adriano Bragi on PexelsEnjoy a traditional squid ink risotto at a quiet tavern hidden in the stone alleys of the city center.
Typical USD 12-20 (~EUR 11-18)
- Evening
7:30 PM - Dinner: Brujet in Old Town· 1 hr 30 min
USD 28 (~EUR 25)Try the dishBeabrun (CC BY-SA 4.0)BrujetDine on a classic Dalmatian fish stew prepared with the freshest local catch and herbs.
Staying at Old Town since Day 6
- Morning
- Afternoon
12:00 PM - Lunch: Zelena Menestra in Old Town· 1 hr
USD 22 (~EUR 20)Try the dish
Photo by Veronika Benz on PexelsZelena MenestraHearty cabbage and smoked meat stew served at a local tavern.
3:30 PM - Hotel Checkout & Luggage Collection· 30 min
FREEReturn to the hotel to finish checkout and retrieve stored luggage.
4:00 PM - Depart from Dubrovnik Airport (DBV)· 1 hr 30 min
USD 45 (~EUR 40)Private transfer to the airport for the evening flight departure.
Staying at Old Town since Day 6
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Split
Soparnik
Day 1 · lunch
Sardine na gradele
Day 2 · dinner
Pršut i Sir
Day 3 · dinner
Salata od Hobotnice
Day 2 · lunch
Crni rizot
Days 1, 4, and 9
Pasticada
Days 3 and 8
Rožata
Day 7 · dinner
Uštipci
Day 7 · lunch
Dubrovnik
Poisson Grille
Day 5 · lunch
Riblja Platata
Day 6 · dinner
Where to eat · Gruz Market, Pazar, Diocletians Palace, Matejuska, Old Town
- Gruz Market · Dubrovnik — Fresh local produce, regional honey, and handmade snacks like ustipci.
- Pazar · Split — The citys main outdoor market where locals buy fresh produce, local cheeses, and warm soparnik.
- Diocletians Palace · Split — Dense clusters of taverns serving traditional seafood and grilled meats within ancient stone walls.
- Matejuska · Split — Historic harbor area where you can eat simple grilled sardines and drink beer while watching local fishermen.
- Old Town · Dubrovnik — Historic restaurants serving traditional Dalmatian stews and seafood platters.
Good to know · meal times, tipping, water, vegetarian, payment, etiquette
- Meal times
- Lunch is the main meal for many locals, happening between 1 PM and 3 PM. Dinner is a late affair starting after 8 PM.
- Tipping
- Leave a small tip of 5-10 percent at sit-down restaurants. It is not required at casual coffee shops.
- Water
- Tap water in Split is safe and clean. Carry a reusable bottle to fill at the many public fountains in the city.
- Vegetarian
- Vegetarians should look for chard with potatoes, grilled vegetables, and pasta with tomato sauces. Ask if dishes are prepared with lard if you have strict requirements.
- Payment
- Cash is king in small konobas and market stalls. Have local currency ready, though major restaurants accept credit cards.
- Etiquette
- Coffee culture is central here. Expect to spend hours over one espresso at a cafe. Tipping is not mandatory but rounding up to the nearest ten kuna or leaving 10 percent for good service is appreciated.
Top 10 souvenirs
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Split
Dalmatian lavender oil
Traditional Licitar heart
Brac stone carvings
Croatian sea salt
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik Pharmacy Creams
Maraschino Liqueur
Konavle Embroidery
Pag Lace
Lavander Scented Sachets
Dalmatian Olive Oil
Where to shop · Gunduliceva Poljana, Pazar Market, Stradun
- Gunduliceva Poljana · Dubrovnik — Dried fruits, local honey, and lavender bundles.
- Pazar Market · Split — Local honey, dried figs, lavender, and seasonal fruits.
- Stradun · Dubrovnik — Fine jewelry, linen clothing, and pharmacy products.
Good to know · customs, tax refund, payment, bargaining
- Customs
- Visitors can import reasonable quantities of items for personal use. Keep receipts for any antiques to prove they are not national treasures.
- Tax refund
- Non-EU residents can claim a tax refund on purchases over 100 EUR. Ask the shop for a Tax-Free form before leaving.
- Payment
- Cash is king in the markets, but credit cards are accepted in almost all boutiques and shops.
- Bargaining
- Bargaining is not expected in shops. In markets, stick to the price on the tag; it is already fair.
The big events across the year
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Croatian Statehood Day
May 30
May 30 marks Croatia's 1990 independence declaration. Main ceremonies at St. Mark's Square (Zagreb), military parade on Tkalčićeva, and free entry to national museums.
Ultra Europe
Jul 10 – 12
Major electronic music festival in the stunning Croatian coastal setting.
Dubrovnik Summer Festival
Jul 10 – Aug 23
Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day
Aug 5
Christmas
Dec 25 – 26
Costs
Estimated total · For 2 travelers · 1 room · 10 days
USD 2,386Flights from your city not included.
Getting there and betweenUSD 30
- Split → Dubrovnik · busUSD 30
AccommodationUSD 900
- Split · 5 nights1 roomUSD 500
- Dubrovnik · 4 nights1 roomUSD 400
| City | Simple | Comfortable | Upscale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Split | USD 60 | USD 100 | USD 140 |
| Dubrovnik | USD 60 | USD 100 | USD 140 |
ActivitiesUSD 376
- Day 1 · Arrive at Split Airport (SPU)USD 80
- Day 1 · Saint Domnius CathedralUSD 16
- Day 4 · Galerija UmetninaUSD 10
- Day 5 · Diocletian's CellarsUSD 16
- Day 6 · Green Market (Pazar)USD 10
- Day 7 · Walls of DubrovnikUSD 70
- Day 7 · Fort LovrijenacUSD 30
- Day 8 · Lokrum IslandUSD 50
- Day 8 · Sponza PalaceUSD 5
- Day 8 · Dubrovnik Cable CarUSD 39
- Day 9 · Rector's PalaceUSD 30
- Day 10 · Fortress ImperialUSD 20
FoodUSD 880
- Split · 5 daysUSD 440
- Dubrovnik · 5 daysUSD 440
Local transportUSD 200
- Split · 5 daysUSD 100
- Dubrovnik · 5 daysUSD 100
Not included: visas, travel insurance, SIM cards, tips, shopping.
Money tips
Moderate -- budget 100 USD per night for hotels and 30 USD per day for food, but tourist zones like Dubrovnik can easily double those costs. Tap water is safe throughout Croatia.
Book intercity travel via the FlixBus app instead of ferry services where possible to save 30-50 USD per ticket between Split and Dubrovnik.
Eat your main meal at lunch to take advantage of set menus; look for spots in Split away from Diocletian Palace walls where prices drop by 20%.
Pay the 35 EUR entry fee for the Dubrovnik City Walls walk at 8am to beat the heat and cruise ship crowds; the light is better and the path remains clear.
Stick to public buses or the local Jadrolinija ferry routes instead of private boat transfers to keep your daily transport costs under 20 USD.
Before you go
Travel and stays
Flight into Split Airport (SPU)
Day 1
Hotel in Split
Nights 1–5 · Old Town Split · about USD 500 · Comfortable hotel range
Bus from Split to Dubrovnik
Day 6 · Book 2 weeks ahead · about 4 hrs 30 min · about USD 30 · Book your tickets through the FlixBus or Arriva websites for the most reliable connection between cities.
Hotel in Dubrovnik
Nights 6–9 · Old Town · about USD 400 · Comfortable hotel range
Flight out of Dubrovnik Airport (DBV)
Day 10
Book ahead · most urgent first
Restaurant reservations for fine dining in Old Town
Day 9 · Book 2 weeks ahead · Popular restaurants near Rector's Palace and Stradun sell out for prime terrace seating nearly every evening; use platforms like TheFork or direct restaurant websites.
Dubrovnik City Walls access ticket
Day 7 · Book 7 days ahead · Purchasing online via the official Dubrovnik City Walls website saves significant time at the entrance ticket booths which frequently experience long queues during the peak season.
Diocletian's Cellars guided tour
Day 5 · Book 7 days ahead · While the palace grounds are open, the substructure cellars require a specific entry ticket. Booking a guided tour slot 7 days out ensures you bypass the general admission bottleneck.
Dubrovnik Cable Car round trip ticket
Day 8 · Book 2 days ahead · Tickets are valid for any time on the selected date but booking online avoids the primary queue at the base station which can reach 60 minutes during sunset hours.
Lokrum Island ferry transfer
Day 8 · Book 1 day ahead · Tickets are purchased at the Old Town port, but checking schedules 24 hours in advance is essential as departures are weather-dependent and subject to cancellation.
Travel tips
Carry your bags by hand in Dubrovnik Old Town; rolling suitcases on stone streets trigger a fine of 265 EUR.
Walk the Dubrovnik City Walls at 8am before the cruise ship crowds arrive at 10am.
Use the Jadrolinija website to book ferry tickets between Split and Dubrovnik 3 days before travel; weekend boats sell out.
Take the 20-minute ferry from Split to Supetar on Brac island to find beaches less packed than the mainland.
Wear rubber-soled shoes in Dubrovnik Old Town; the limestone streets are worn smooth and extremely slippery when wet.
Buy a Split City Museum pass for 15 EUR to access the Diocletian Palace basements and cathedral tower with one ticket.
Flag local blue taxis in Split; avoid the unmetered drivers waiting near the ferry terminal to prevent inflated rates.
Buy travel insurance and save the policy offline
Keep a backup card and emergency cash apart from your wallet
Get EUR cash / a no-forex-fee card
Check visa requirements for Croatia
Copies of passport and bookings (paper + phone)
Tell your bank your travel dates and check foreign transaction fees
Leave your itinerary, emergency contacts and a passport copy with someone at home
Register with your embassy's traveler program (STEP for US citizens)
Passport (valid 6+ months past your return)
Wallet with ID and payment cards
Pen for arrival forms
Split takes the first five days because its sprawling, lived-in palace ruins require more walking and time to navigate before the heat settles in. The coastal transit on day 6 acts as a hard break, resetting your pace for the second half in Dubrovnik. By anchoring the final five days in the walled city, you transition from the intense, multi-layered history of Split into the more contained, singular fortification experience of Dubrovnik, leaving the last day for the harbor.
This plan prioritizes a dual-city immersion in Dalmatian history and shoreline access. It skips the Kornati Islands, where jagged karst peaks rise directly from the sea, and misses the Krka waterfalls, which offer a dense freshwater break from the salt air. This route is right for the visitor who wants two distinct urban centers with deep historical gravity; it is the wrong cut if your trip is truly about island hopping or remote national park wilderness.
Add two days to explore Korcula, a walled town on a peninsula that feels like a quiet, pine-scented echo of Dubrovnik. The signature experience here is renting a bicycle to navigate the stone alleys and vineyards that stretch toward the Adriatic.
Interest coverage
3 of 3 coveredEntry and safety
| Visa & entry | Croatia is part of the Schengen Area. US, UK, EU, and Australian travelers enjoy 90 days visa-free entry. Indian nationals require a Schengen visa. Ensure your passport remains valid for 6 months beyond your departure date. |
|---|---|
| US risk level | Exercise normal precautionsUpdated May 17, 2026 |
| Official advice | US State Department · UK Foreign Office |
| Emergency | Police 112 · Ambulance 112 · Fire 112112 for all emergencies; 192 police, 194 ambulance and 193 fire also work |
Money and tipping
| Tipping: restaurants | 10% or round up |
|---|---|
| Tipping: taxis | Round up |
| Tipping: hotels | €1 per bag |
| Cards | Widely accepted in tourist areas |
| Contactless | Available at larger establishments |
| Cash | Cash useful at smaller restaurants and markets |
| Payment tip | Croatia switched to EUR in 2023. Cards accepted at most tourist spots. |
Plugs
| Plugs | Type C, F230V · 50Hz |
|---|
Staying connected
| SIM | Price | Where to buy |
|---|---|---|
| Hrvatski Telekom | 10 EUR for 10 days | T-Mobile kiosks in ferry ports |
| A1 | 12 EUR for 15 days | Tobacco shops or A1 branded stores |
Croatian SIM cards work seamlessly across the EU with no roaming fees for residents, but buy a tourist-specific data SIM to avoid contract requirements.
About USD 2,386 for 2 travelers · 1 room · 10 days: hotels, food, activities, local transport and travel between places. Flights from your city not included.
Most Western travelers can enter visa-free for 90 days. Indian and other non-Schengen citizens should check the official EU visa portal before booking.
Yes, both cities are very safe for solo travelers. Practice standard care with bags in crowded areas.
The official currency is the Euro. Carry small change for buses and local markets.
Tipping is not expected, but rounding up the total is a common practice for good service.
The catamaran ferry is the fastest and most scenic option at roughly 4.5 hours. Avoid buses during peak summer heat.
The Old Town streets are polished limestone and very slippery. Wear shoes with high traction.
Cruises arrive daily from May to October. Expect high density in the centers between 10am and 4pm.
Major restaurants and hotels accept cards, but keep cash for small cafes, stalls, and bakeries.
These 5 experiences didn't make it into this itinerary
Dalmatian Island Day Trips
e.g., Hvar Town, Bol
Adriatic Sea Exploration
e.g., Old Town Harbor, Elafiti Islands
A Traditional Dalmatian Wine Bar
e.g., Zinfandel Food and Wine Bar, Diocletian Wine House
A Traditional Dalmatian Gastronomy Experience
e.g., Proto Fish Restaurant, Restaurant Dubrovnik
A Local Artisan Workshop
e.g., Dubrovnik Ceramics Studio, Konavle Embroidery School
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