Dubrovnik Walls- £20 to walk around

shapala

Gloomendoom wrote: »

Really? I'm sure it was free when I last visited.

Edit: Just looked at it on Google maps and there appears to be a fence around it too. What do you actually get for nearly 20 quid?

We did a trip through Croatia in 2014 (I think) and I am also sure it was free then also. I'm a tight Scot so no chance I'd pay anything like £20 pp but I do remember it was a really great experience and so pleased wife and I did it, especially as the weather changed massively from when we start to end, hence made for some great photos.

Such a shame the crowds from the cruises can ruin your day - even when we were they a few years back getting a late lunch was nigh on impossible in city centre. Similar to Venice but lovely city and one of our favorite memories is Dubrovnik.

MissingThePoint

it does cost 150 Kunar per person(just under £20) to walk around the walls see web site
https://www.dubrovnik-travel-experience.com/dubrovnik-city-walls-walk.html
https://www.wallsofdubrovnik.com/info-ticket-prices-working-hours/

creative_gal

We came back from Dubrovnik last Thursday, and found that the Dubrovnik card, costing 250 Kuna for 3 days, was a great deal. Bus transport is included (useful for us as we were staying in Lapad, and while it was possible to walk into Dubrovnik, it was a long, hot and somewhat hilly walk!) It also includes entry to around 8 or 9 galleries and museums, and a day's bus trip to Cavtat, which would normally be at least 40 kuna. Considering the cost of the city walls alone, which I agree is rather expensive (but worth it), purchasing the card made a lot of sense for us.

steve1500

We are off in six weeks time, with an 11 year old, all tips / tricks etc gratefully accepted.


We are staying in Babin Kuk