Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is a port city and one of the most prominent tourist resorts in the Adriatic Sea, in the extreme south of Croatia and it's the centre of Dubrovnik - Neretva canton.
In 2001, it had a population of 31.756 inhabitants. The fortress' walls were built between the thirteenth and the sixteenth centuries and they are very well-preserved. 'The Pearl of the Adriatic' used to rival Venice economically and commercially in the XV, XVI centuries.
A monument-city, part of the UNESCO world heritage, Dubrovnik has an unique architectural style due to the Turkish and Venetian influences. The most attractive part is the old town of Stari Grad, with paved streets, fountains and museums. The hospitality base is extremely generous and the nightlife can satisfy any demands.
Also, we must not lose the opportunity to reach the island of Mljet, which is one of Croatia's national parks. Dubrovnik is also host to a festival of drama, music and folklore which is certainly the largest and the most remarkable cultural event that takes place every year between July 10 and August 25. On this occasion, the whole city turns into a huge stage, which represents an extra stimulus for artists and an additional reason for delight and pleasure for the spectators.
The Medieval walled city is a luxury destination. Southern Dalmatia boasts with Croatia's main tourist attraction , one of the most beautiful cities in Europe , often called ,, the pearl of the Adriatic ' , one of the few medieval city- state that has rejected all the attackers and kept its walls intact , one of the most appreciated town – fortress, recognized around the world, joining the UNESCO world Heritage list in 1979.Less