OFFICE DU TOURISME DUBROVNIK
Municipal office at the entrance to the old town of Dubrovnik offering brochures, maps and what you need to discover the city.
At the entrance to the old town, this municipal office is the main information counter: brochures, maps... everything you need to discover the city. The Dubrovnik tourist office at the airport is also very convenient when you arrive! Considering the high number of points of interest, it is worthwhile to buy the Dubrovnik Card. It is the cheapest way to see all the sights and get free public transportation.
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Opening time and information on OFFICE DU TOURISME DUBROVNIK
Open all year round. In season, daily from 8am to 9pm. Site available in French.
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The Dubrovnik tourist office provides a lot of information about this medieval city in southern Croatia. On its website, you will find various tips to organize your visit (how to get there, local transportation, local travel agencies...). A city guide is also available to show you the sights, the culture and the activities. It presents you the events not to be missed, the beautiful beaches to visit, the walks to be made, the good addresses for the excursions in kayak or the diving... The site also makes it possible to know more about the options of lodging in Dubrovnik and to have full addresses of restoration in the city. Note that the website of the tourist office is available in several languages: in French, in English..
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Timeless beauty
Dubrovnik's Old Town is timelessly beautiful, with its well-preserved medieval architecture, charming cobbled streets and iconic ramparts. The city's rich history and breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea make it a captivating destination for history buffs and strollers alike. Dubrovnik's city walls should be at the top of your must-see list.
The magic of Game of Thrones
Discover the enchantment of Dubrovnik as a real King's Landing. Stroll through the gates, streets and staircases that were the setting for the iconic Game of Thrones series, adding a touch of magic to your visit. Numerous guided tours allow you to discover the actual scenes from the HBO series.
The azure waters of the Adriatic
dubrovnik offers access to the azure waters of the Adriatic. Relax on the city's pristine beaches, explore hidden coves by snorkeling, or embark on a boat trip to nearby islands for an unforgettable maritime adventure. At the height of summer, the sea temperature reaches a bathtub-like 25 degrees.
Culinary delights
Dubrovnik's culinary scene is a delight for food lovers. Indulge in fresh seafood, including succulent black risotto and tasty octopus salad, accompanied by exquisite local wines, creating a sensory experience that will remain etched in your memory. And if you're looking for a local dessert, try a rožata, a sweet made with crème caramel.
Festivals culturels
Immerse yourself in Dubrovnik's cultural vibrancy with festivals such as the famous Dubrovnik Summer Festival, which takes place in the heart of summer and features open-air shows and cultural events, and St. Blaise's Day, which celebrates the city's patron saint with processions and ceremonies.
Historic sites
Discover Dubrovnik's historic sites, including the Rector's Palace, a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, the Sponza Palace, a stunning blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles, and the Franciscan Monastery with its captivating cloister and pharmacy.
Nature adventure
For nature lovers, Dubrovnik offers adventure opportunities. Take a hike up Mount Srđ for breathtaking panoramic views, or venture into nearby Mljet National Park to get up close and personal with nature and discover the region's diverse landscapes.
Festival of good food in October
Enhance your culinary experience by taking part in the "Good Food Festival" held in October. Celebrate Dubrovnik's gastronomic scene with renowned chefs, indulge in delicious tastings and immerse yourself in gastronomic events that showcase the city's diverse flavors.
Beyond the walls
Stroll through the Trsteno Arboretum, a centuries-old botanical marvel nestled on the outskirts of Dubrovnik. Discover the charming coastal villages scattered throughout the Konavle region. Cavtat, with its charming port and historic sites, offers the ideal setting to relax and soak up the coastal allure of the region. You can also indulge in the rich wine culture of Župa Dubrovačka, known for its vineyards and olive groves, but also a region renowned for its beaches.
A year of UNESCO World Heritage celebrations
Dubrovnik marks 2024 with rich cultural programs commemorating historic milestones. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979, Dubrovnik's historic center boasts monumental walls and a rich heritage. Celebration of the 1052nd anniversary of the patron saint Saint Blaise. Designation of 2024 as "UNESCO World Heritage Year".
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Les nouvelles cartes du château sont d'une qualité criminelle, elles ne survivent pas à une visite de deux sièges, elles s'effritent au contact d'une goutte d'eau, et le papier et le papier sont d'une classe inférieure aux anciennes cartes.
Nous nous sommes arrêtés à mi-chemin pour boire une bière (6 euros), une bonne idée pour se soulager et s'imprégner de l'histoire et des vues spectaculaires dans l'un des petits cafés situés au sommet des remparts.
Le seul problème, c'est que c'était un jour férié, la Toussaint, donc l'office du tourisme et beaucoup de magasins/bars n'étaient pas ouverts. Heureusement, nous avions un téléphone portable et nous avons acheté notre pass en ligne, ils arrivent instantanément et sont simplement scannés à l'entrée par le personnel.
Le pass couvre également les bus, ce qui nous a permis de rentrer à l'hôtel !
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ATTENTION ! car si vous achetez le dubrovnik pass il est activé dès la première utilisation, que vous l'utilisiez pour accéder à une attraction touristique ou pour demander l'impression du ticket de bus (ce que nous avions compris que l'utilisation du bus et de l'attraction touristique était indépendante, mais ce n'est pas le cas)
Nous avons eu des problèmes avec cela car ils ont activé notre dubrovnik pass sans nous le demander lorsque nous avons demandé des informations sur le bus. Nous sommes retournés à l'office du tourisme qui nous a dit qu'il ne pouvait rien faire. C'est ainsi. Nous avons demandé un formulaire de réclamation et ils nous ont dit qu'ils n'en avaient pas (nous renvoyant à nouveau à un QR).
Nous avons envoyé un email à un email que nous avons trouvé sur Internet en expliquant ce qui s'était passé et ils ont gentiment résolu le problème qui n'avait soi-disant pas de solution selon les filles de l'office de tourisme... il fait frais à l'intérieur, ils ont l'air conditionné.
Je recommande d'acheter le Dubrovnik pass en ligne et d'éviter de se rendre sur place et de perdre son temps