It’s also famously home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site — the Old Town received the designation in 1979 — and has been ...

Stroll the coastal town's cobblestone streets amid romantic restaurants pairing Mediterranean seafood with Croatian wine.

DUBROVNIK is known as the Pearl of the Adriatic for good reason – the impeccably preserved Croatian city is a real treasure.Wandering its cobbled st Jump directly to the content Irish Sun ...

Set aside the glittering Adriatic Sea, this stunning UNESCO city is truly the product of its past; it’s been ruled by the Greeks, the Byzantines, the Republic of Venice, and the French and Austr ...

We were two months into our backpacking trip across West Asia and Eastern Europe and were having a great time in Croatia, admiring the gorgeous Adriatic coast. As we contemplated our next move ...

It’s also famously home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site — the Old Town received the designation in 1979 — and has been awarded the nickname the “Pearl of the Adriatic.” For Joško Leoni, the owner of ...

Stroll the coastal town's cobblestone streets amid romantic restaurants pairing Mediterranean seafood with Croatian wine. Tawny Clark is an award-winning travel journalist who's traveled to more ...

The food scene leans heavily on fresh fish from the Adriatic. The downside is that eating out can be pricey, so a good tip is to visit in October. Fly with EasyJet from Gatwick at £25.99 each way.

Take the cable car up Mount Std for panoramic views of Dubrovnik.