Croatia, Europe (Point of interest)

Dubrovnik's cross-shaped Cathedral was built between the 17th and 18th centuries and dedicated to the Assumption of Our Lady. Inside, explore the lavish treasury, which houses paintings by Old Masters and reliquaries used in the annual procession o... Continue reading →

Visitors to Dubrovnik are struck by the city's most recognisable and defining feature - the city walls. They run intact for 1940 metres, encircling the entire city, and are one of the most beautiful and strongest fort systems in Europe. A wonderfu... Continue reading →

Dubrovnik's Cultural Historical Museum is located inside the luxurious buildings of the Duke's (also referred to as the Rector's) Palace. The permanent collection comprises a wide range of paintings, ceramics, icons, metalwork, textiles, furniture,... Continue reading →

Named after the Roman emperor who built it, Diocletian's Palace lies at the heart of modern-day Split and is testimony to the city's rich history. The complex includes Diocletian's mausoleum, Jupiter's temple, the gates of Andrija Buvina and Romane... Continue reading →

Dubrovnik's 14th-century Dominican Monastery site, located within the old city walls, boasts a Gothic and Renaissance cloister, library and bell tower. Visitors can view fine paintings by the city's 15th- and 16th-century artists, as well as sculpt... Continue reading →

Formerly the residence of the Dubrovnik Republic's Rector and now home to the Cultural Historical Museum, the Rector's Palace was built in a mixture of Gothic and Renaissance styles. The courtyard is one of the city's most popular concert venues.... Continue reading →