Attractions: Rectors Palace

This audio guide is a convenient mobile companion on your smartphone for exploring the old town of Dubrovnik. The app follows a pre-designed walking route and provides audio commentary that explains the city's history as you move through its streets. During your self-guided tour you will see the Jesuit Stairs and other Game of Thrones filming locations, Sponza Palace and the Rector's Palace, the Onofrio Fountains, Dubrovnik’s monasteries and churches, and the fortresses of St. John and St. Lawrence. You will also visit the Old Port and travel through a total of 24 points of interest that guide you along the most enchanting streets of the old town. Along the way you'll learn about local traditions and legends. After the tour, you can choose to visit the Maritime Museum or go for a swim.

On this two-hour guided walking tour, you will explore Dubrovnik Old Town, with its thick walls, paved streets and squares, and historical landmarks. Your guide will show you around and lead you to the city’s most important monuments. You will get to see Onofrio's fountains, the Franciscan Church and Monastery, Saint Blaize’s Church, Orlando's Column, the Sponza Palace and the Rector’s Palace, among others. As you view these sights, you will hear interesting information about them and the city.

If you’re visiting Dubrovnik, this self‑guided Selfgui.de® e‑Map turns Google Maps into a ready-made walking guide. It maps out must‑see sights, points out hidden gems and offers short, meaningful stories at each stop. You’ll move through the city at your own pace, without rigid schedules, large groups or the need to download another app. After payment you’ll get instant access to the e‑Map, which is valid for any travel date. Along the way you’ll find recommendations that help you explore like a local and notice places many travellers miss, so you won’t have to wonder “did I walk past something amazing?” again. If the map isn’t what you hoped for—for any reason—contact the company and you’ll receive a refund with no hassle, as they operate a Happy‑Only refund policy.

In Dubrovnik, an evening walking tour will guide you through the city’s darker history and the winding streets that hide it. As you move through the old town, you will hear stories about nightlife in former times, the dance macabre, ghostly apparitions and forbidden love affairs. Along the way, the guide will tell tales of old beliefs in the supernatural, cats and evil spirits, prison escapes and tortures, and many other stories that aim to intrigue your imagination. You will learn about the infectious pestilence that frequently struck Dubrovnik in earlier centuries, hear the story of Dubrovnik’s own Romeo and Juliet, and find out who were Dubrovnik’s negromants. The tour also touches on noble families and some of their tragic destinies, and includes a walk through the Pustijerna district — “the empty land” — with its narrow, dark back streets lit by evening lanterns. The route offers a steady stream of dark anecdotes and local lore set against the city’s nocturnal atmosphere.

This guided boat cruise will take you out into the azure waters of the Adriatic Sea to explore the Elaphiti Islands, a picturesque archipelago of 14 islands located northwest of Dubrovnik. Out of 14 islands, only the three largest – Koločep, Lopud and Šipan – are permanently inhabited and you'll explore these on this tour. You'll be able to kick back and relax on beautiful beaches, discover the natural scenery and see the remains of Rector’s Palace. You'll also be able to tuck into a picnic on board and will be able to watch the sun set over the glistening waters of the Adriatic.

With a self-guided tour app, you will explore Dubrovnik at your own pace and follow a route that introduces the city’s history and culture. You’ll start at the iconic Pile Gate, the main entrance to the Old Town, and move along Stradun, the broad limestone‑paved main street that runs through the heart of the city. Along the way you’ll admire the stately Rector’s Palace before wandering the narrow, characterful alleys that thread the Old Town. The Green Market offers a taste of local life as you pass, and you’ll encounter the city’s impressive defensive walls and forts, including the imposing Lovrijenac Fortress. In the centre you can visit the Baroque splendour of Dubrovnik Cathedral and explore the interactive displays at the Red History Museum. The coastline comes into view at picture‑perfect Banje Beach, where the Adriatic is close enough to see. The tour typically finishes with a cable car ride up to Mount Srd, giving you sweeping panoramic views over Dubrovnik’s terracotta rooftops and the surrounding islands.

Explore Dubrovnik with two connected tours that take you through the heart of the Old Town and along its famous city walls. First you'll walk the UNESCO World Heritage site with a local licensed guide, hearing the stories behind landmarks such as Orlando’s Column, the City Bell Tower, the Rector’s Palace and the Church of St Blaise. As you move through the narrow streets and squares, your guide will share historical context that brings the city’s past to life. The second part focuses on the ancient city walls, where you’ll admire views of Fort Revelin and Minceta Tower and see the coastline from a new perspective. Please note that entrance tickets for the city walls are not included. These are shared group tours and schedules may vary, so the exact order and timing of sights may differ on the day.

Step through a portal to 1566 and explore Dubrovnik as the Republic of Ragusa in a self‑guided smartphone adventure. Using the free Questo app, you will meet the legendary playwright Marin Držić, decode secret messages and unravel a conspiracy that could topple the city’s government. The story unfolds as you move through the streets of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, bringing its past to life. You will work through 14 chapters that lead you to key landmarks, solving puzzles at the Rector’s Palace, Sponza Palace and along the city walls. Along the way you will learn how Ragusa rivalled Venice in trade and diplomacy and will pass several Game of Thrones filming locations, from the streets used for King’s Landing to the Walk of Shame staircase. The entire route stays within the Old Town, combining historical insight with interactive challenges for a personal, exploratory experience.

This self-guided scavenger hunt in Dubrovnik lets you explore at your own pace. The Complete City package puts everything in one app, so you can start anytime (24/7) with no guide or set schedule. You can pause for a photo at Game of Thrones filming locations or take a stroll along the old harbour, then resume the game whenever you like — even the next day. The activity is suited to couples, families and groups and works well as a team-building experience. As you move through the city you'll solve interactive puzzles that reveal more than 10 major attractions and a number of hidden gems. You’ll visit landmarks such as Pile Gate, Large Onofrio’s Fountain, the Clock Tower, St Blaise Church, Rector’s Palace, Porporela, Dubrovnik Cathedral, St Ignatius Church, the House of Marin Držić and Fort Bokar. Along the way you’ll learn the history and legends connected to each site, and the app also offers insider tips with hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations to help you make the most of your time in Dubrovnik.

In the Old City of Dubrovnik you'll follow a licensed local expert who links food and history as you move through one of Europe's best-preserved medieval cities. This experience is as much about culture and stories as it is about tasting, with historical context woven into each stop. Along the way you'll visit four different venues: a street food spot, two traditional family-run restaurants and a dessert shop run by a pastry chef who previously worked in a Michelin-starred restaurant. The tour includes over ten tastings and three local wines paired throughout. Expect recipes still cooked in Dubrovnik homes today, some dishes served only on specific days of the year, and plates rooted in 16th- and 19th-century traditions from the era of the Dubrovnik Republic. The experience finishes with handcrafted desserts and a choice of local liqueur or coffee. Small group sizes keep the pace personal and unhurried, so you can ask questions and savour each flavour.

On this evening tour of Dubrovnik, you’ll have a chance to learn more about the city’s history and top landmarks. First, you’ll stop at Large Onofrio's Fountain – an impressive structure with 16 taps that dates make to the 15th century. Next, you’ll see a series of notable religious buildings, including St Savior’s Church, St. Blaize Church, the Franciscan Monastery and the Cathedral. You’ll also see Orlando’s Column, Rector’s Palace and plenty more surprises along the way.

Your experience starts in front of Nautika Restaurant, where you will meet your guide and begin exploring Dubrovnik. At Fort Lovrijenac you will take in the imposing architecture and panoramic views. You’ll also see the famous pier of the old small port, Pile Bay, which was featured as Blackwater Bay in Game of Thrones. As you stroll through Dubrovnik’s Old Town, you’ll uncover behind‑the‑scenes secrets from the production and learn about the city’s history, including its survival of a major earthquake. Along the way you’ll pass the Franciscan Monastery, Onofrio Fountain and the Stradun, shown in Game of Thrones seasons 2 and 3, as well as Orlando Column, St. Blaise Church, the Rector’s Palace and Dubrovnik Cathedral. You’ll visit the Jesuit Steps and St. Ignatius Church, the filming location of the show’s iconic Walk of Shame. From the Old Town port you’ll take a boat to Lokrum Island, used as Qarth in the series, where you can explore filming spots, enjoy the island’s history and scenery, and pose on HBO’s Iron Throne for a memorable photo. The tour concludes back in Dubrovnik, leaving you with fresh insights and lasting memories.

You will explore King's Landing in Dubrovnik with experienced guides who were also extras or otherwise involved in the Game of Thrones filming. Along the way you’ll visit the formidable Red Keep (Lovrijenac Fortress) and see many of the city locations used on screen. As you move through the streets and ramparts, you may re-enact famous scenes such as the Walk of Shame and the Blackwater Bay battle, and handle original set props like swords and shields. The guides have collected a range of authentic items that they share on the tour. You can feel the weight of Longclaw in your hands, swing a Dothraki arakh, or ring the Shame Bell. Tours are kept small, with a maximum of 12 people, so you’ll have the chance to share memories and theories with other fans. These guides were among the first to run Game of Thrones tours in Dubrovnik and say they have met the cast and thousands of fans over the past 10 years. Valar Morghulis.

In Dubrovnik's Old Town, you'll explore local flavours, traditions and the city's authentic atmosphere on a relaxed small-group walking food and wine tour. As you move through charming streets and lively squares and pass some of the city's most iconic landmarks, you'll stop for four carefully selected tasting experiences. These include a Dalmatian starter platter, a traditional main course at a family-run restaurant, a guided wine tasting at a local wine bar, and a sweet finale of homemade gelato and traditional pastries. Along the way you'll learn about local ingredients and everyday food customs while sampling generous portions. The tastings are substantial enough to replace a hearty lunch or dinner, offering a relaxed, personal way to get to know Dubrovnik through its food, wine and daily life.

This private tour offers a more personal and immersive way to discover Dubrovnik’s Jewish heritage and Old Town. You will be led by a dedicated licensed guide who will tailor the experience to your pace, interests and level of curiosity. That relaxed, one-to-one approach allows for deeper storytelling, more time for questions and meaningful discussion as you move through the city. The experience combines specialised Jewish heritage interpretation with visits to Dubrovnik’s most important historical landmarks, giving cultural depth alongside a clear introduction to the Old Town. A highlight is a visit to one of Europe’s oldest Sephardic synagogues, still active today, which provides a direct link between Dubrovnik’s past and present. Without the rush of a large group, you will gain a more authentic sense of the city’s multicultural layers and the histories that shaped them.