FOLKLORNI ANSAMBL LINĐO
Read moreFor fans of folk dances, this ensemble was founded in 1964 to promote Croatian dances and songs as well as traditional costumes. The linđo dance is the most popular in the Dubrovnik region and has been danced in the same way for over two hundred years. The dance is accompanied by the lijerica, an old three-stringed instrument native to southern Dalmatia. Check the official website of the linđo Ragusan folk ensemble (in English or Croatian) for performance dates.
ORCHESTRE SYMPHONIQUE DE DUBROVNIK
Read moreThe Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra, which celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2025, is an integral part of the city's cultural heritage. All year round, the musicians perform at home and abroad, and in summer, they welcome big names from the opera scene. The DSO offers several festivals, such as the Dubrovnik Musical Spring, the Tino Pattiera opera festival and the Stradun Classic chamber music festival. Concerts take place mainly at the Rector's Palace.
MALVASIJA WINE BAR
Read moreThis small wine bar in an alley in the old town is a gateway to the world of Croatian wines. The owner is a worthy representative of a family of winemakers based in Konavle, producing malvazija (an indigenous grape variety). Nikolić, always knowledgeable about the wines he serves, lets you taste, explains. He offers wine by the glass, of course, pitchers of regional wines, but also many Croatian wines, accompanied by tapas (olives and cheeses). Also serves beers, coffee and soft drinks.
D'VINO WINE BAR
The mythical wine bar of the old town. We bet that once you've sat down ...Read more
CAFÉ BAR BUŽA
Read moreWhat looks like a refreshment bar is actually an opening in the ramparts, which cling to the rocks at this point in the old town. From the Stradun, head south down Od Marguerita alley, follow the "cold drink" sign and, after passing the Jesuit church, turn left. At the entrance to Buža, take the steps to enter the fortification wall through the hole(buža in Ragusan dialect). This is the larger of the two bars of the same name, and also the more expensive. Magical at sunset.
PANORAMA CAFÉ & RESTAURANT
Read moreThis café-restaurant, set up at the arrival point of the cable car on Mount Srđ, boasts the finest aerial view of the old town and surrounding countryside. Even the locals keep coming back, as the view is so sublime, and in the evening the lights of the city light up the eyes. Pleasant atmosphere, attentive service. The restaurant offers quality seafood cuisine at rather high prices. Remember to book in advance to get a good table and make the most of the panorama.
REVELIN CLUB
The old fort of Revelin hides a discotheque under its vaults! In summer, ...Read more
CAFÉ CELE
Read moreRight in the middle of Stradun, next to Saint Blaise church, the Cele café, founded in 1932 by Celestin Šikić alias Cele, a VIP dandy of the time, is not for everyone... But what wouldn't you give to feel the soul of a Ragusan patrician? The place is open from morning to night, offering breakfast formulas, pizzas, burgers and dishes at all hours, beers, wines and cocktails. From the Cele's tables, you'll be able to watch Dubrovnik's social life unfold, until the DJ sets kick in and the café becomes an open-air club.
ALA MIZERIJA
Read moreLooking to escape the crowds? Take the steps down from Pile to this little beach bar. You can sip a coffee or a beer, eat tapas and even take a dip while keeping your table. The place is ideal for a morning coffee-croissant overlooking the sea, or for a charcuterie and cheese board at aperitif time. Are you really hungry? No problem, between cocktails and other cold drinks, this beach bar also offers a good snack bar. The kitchen opens at midday.
MALA BUŽA BAR
The famous café-bar, clinging to the rocky spur of Ragusa. Pedestal ...Read more
SOUL CAFFE & RAKHIJA BAR
Read moreAn intimate café-bar in a quiet cul-de-sac in the south of the old town. Here, you can learn the art of tasting rakija, the Balkan brandy. We've got a thing for sage and wild strawberry! As for the rest, a few cocktails, beers and good wine. During the day, the clientele prefers teas and coffees, but after sunset there's plenty of live music and drinking to be had. It's a shame the place is closed out of season, and prices are now quite high.
NONENINA BAR
Read moreThe large armchairs on its terrace invite visitors to relax there. The cocktail card is original and complete. The service is friendly and the musical atmosphere assured. A defect: It is a very good tourist.
CAFÉ FESTIVAL
Read moreThis elegant café catches the eye of passers-by. The scenic terrace is unrivalled in the heart of Stradun: to the left is the Pile gate and, in a straight line, the Clock Tower. The interior is strung with ancient beams. Café Festival can be used as a brunch/breakfast venue, restaurant or tea room with pastries. In the evening, from 7pm, the pianist sets the mood in concert. Of course, all this comes at a price. Breakfasts are not far from being overpriced, and it's often very crowded.
LA BODEGA
Read moreThis Zagreb-based chain has taken over a 16th-century mansion just off the Stradun and St. Blaise church. This Bodega has become a rallying point for ragamuffin revellers and, more recently, sushi lovers (particularly good here). With its wine bar, cocktails and other alcoholic beverages, the place quickly becomes festive and noisy in the evening (without moderation!). With the music on, the atmosphere gets livelier and we stay here until late into the night. Very high prices, but couldn't be better placed in the old town.
GRADSKA KAVANA ARSENAL
It's so good to be sitting on this terrace in the heart of the old town! ...Read more
SUNSET BEACH DUBROVNIK
Read moreSituated in the bay of Uvala Lapad, 2.5 km from the old town, this seaside resort, with its various facilities, attracts many visitors. The resort boasts no fewer than 2 restaurants (Blanco and Trattoria), a lounge club and a beach bar with deckchairs and cabanas where you can relax your toes sipping a cocktail in front of a magnificent sunset! Ideal for children, the swimming area is safe and there are play areas. In the evening, the area comes alive with concerts and entertainment, especially in summer!
CAFFE & NIGHT BAR AMOR
Read moreHalfway between the center of Lapad and the center of Gruž, this small neighborhood bar becomes an evening reference point for locals, who come here for a few drinks, dancing, and even singing on karaoke nights. Don't expect much in the way of programming: the DJs who liven up the evenings in season are well known locally, but if you want to get in touch with Gruž's youth, l'Amor remains a friendly address. Beware, as with most bars in Croatia, there's a lot of smoking inside.
DUBROVNIK ESCAPE ROOM
Read moreInevitable GOT escape game! The series is no longer really relevant but it continues to entertain. In a neat setting that reminds well the universe of the saga, the plots well conducted, are quite easy to find ... even in the opinion of experts: fans. By choosing the Save King's Landing game, you have one hour to save King's Landing! There is also the game Secret Treasure of Dubrovnik, more instructive on the history of Dubrovnik. It's best played with the family, as it's also accessible to those who don't know the series. For a rainy afternoon or evening.
ELYX NIGHT CLUB
Read moreThe Elyx Night Club (formerly known as Sky Bar or Latino Fuego) is an institution on the Ragusa nightlife scene, even if it's being (somewhat) dethroned by the Revelin in the old town. Nonetheless, the Elyx Night Club remains a dancefloor that tourists and locals alike flock to on weekends, if not every day in summer. The atmosphere quickly catches on, with DJs mixing all the latest hits.While it's easy to find a spot in the off-season, thedancefloor is packed to the rafters in summer. A great place to meet people! Good cocktails.