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100 places to stay in Dubrovnik. Tap a stay to check live rates and availability on the partner site.
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A historic, walled city with a mix of old-world charm and modern tourism, known for its high costs and stunning Adriatic views
Best time to visit: Best in spring or fall for fewer crowds and milder weather, though summer offers vibrant festivals despite higher prices
Getting around: Use buses, taxis, or rent a car; the city is compact but coastal routes can be time-consuming
Local tip: When taking buses from Bosnia, be prepared for potential identity checks at border crossings, which can add travel time
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