

by Dubrovnik Local Guides
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$74.46Dubrovnik's Old Town is a walled city center with narrow streets, historic buildings, and landmarks dating back centuries. This small-group walking tour lasts about 90 minutes to 2 hours and is led by a local licensed guide who shares detailed stories about the city's history and everyday life. The tour starts at Ploče Gate, the eastern entrance to the Old Town, where the guide gives an introduction to Dubrovnik's origins and significance. Visitors then walk through the main streets, visiting key sites including the Dominican Monastery, the former shipbuilding area of the Dubrovnik Republic, and the Baroque cathedral with its complex history. Additional stops include the Jesuit Church and its connection to a famous Jesuit from Dubrovnik, the market square with the poet Marin Držić’s statue, the political center of the old republic, Sponza Palace which now houses archives, and the city’s belltower. The guide also shares stories about Saint Blaise, the city’s patron saint, and the knight Orlando, a symbol of Dubrovnik. The tour covers the history of Dubrovnik’s Jewish community, walks along Stradun - the main street - and visits a 15th-century fountain and one of Europe’s oldest continuously operating pharmacies run by Franciscans. The tour concludes near Pile Gate, the western entrance to the Old Town, with an explanation of the republic’s end and its historical context. This small-group experience includes a licensed professional guide, and groups never exceed eight people to allow a personable interaction and detailed explanations.
Old Town Streets
Walk through the streets of Dubrovnik's Old Town during this 90-minute tour to see main sights and learn about the city's history firsthand.
9 min
Ploče Gate
The tour begins at Ploče Gate, the eastern entrance to the Old Town, where the guide introduces the foundation and historical importance of Dubrovnik.
5 min
Dominican Monastery
Visit the Dominican Monastery, the oldest monastery still active in Dubrovnik, and learn about its role in the city's past.
3 min
Old Trade Center
See the area that was once the center of trade in the Dubrovnik Republic where wooden galleons were built, and hear about the city's maritime history.
5 min
Dubrovnik Cathedral
View the Baroque architecture of the cathedral while the guide shares stories and legends connected to the building’s past.
2 min
Jesuit Church
Learn about the arrival of the Jesuit order in Dubrovnik and hear about a notable Jesuit from the city who has a lunar crater named after him.
4 min
Market Square and Poet Statue
Meet the statue of Marin Držić, a famous Renaissance playwright, and explore the market square area.
3 min
Political Institution Site
Visit the former seat of the supreme political institution in the Dubrovnik Republic and listen to stories about the aristocracy and political history.
10 min
Marin Držić Statue
Learn about the life of Marin Držić, why he is popular, and the tradition of touching his golden nose statue.
3 min
Sponza Palace
See Sponza Palace, formerly the customs house, now housing historical archives; the guide explains its past importance and shares Latin proverbs.
5 min
City Belltower
Hear what makes Dubrovnik’s belltower unique and special.
2 min
Saint Blaise Statues
Discover the legend and real story of Saint Blaise, Dubrovnik’s patron saint, whose statues are found throughout the city.
3 min
Knight Orlando Statue
Hear about Orlando, the brave knight who became a symbol of the old Dubrovnik Republic.
3 min
Jewish Community History
Learn about the history of Dubrovnik’s Jewish community from early times through hardship to the present day.
10 min
Stradun Main Street
Walk along Stradun, the polished main street of the Old Town.
5 min
St. Roch Church Area
See where children played football in the 16th century near St. Roch Church and view ancient graffiti on its wall.
5 min
15th Century Fountain
Visit the fountain that was the end point of the old aqueduct and learn about its significance.
3 min
Franciscan Pharmacy
Hear about one of Europe’s third oldest continuously working pharmacies and the Franciscans’ contribution to Dubrovnik.
3 min
Pile Gate
The tour finishes near Pile Gate, the western entrance to the Old Town, where the guide explains the end of the Dubrovnik Republic.
5 min
The meeting point is the square in front of Revelin fort, near Ploče gate, the eastern entrance to the Old Town. The guide will be waiting in the corner of the square, by the cannon, holding a red and white flag.
End point
The tour ends near Pile gate, by the big fountain.


by Dubrovnik Local Guides
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$74.46Dubrovnik's Old Town is a walled city center with narrow streets, historic buildings, and landmarks dating back centuries. This small-group walking tour lasts about 90 minutes to 2 hours and is led by a local licensed guide who shares detailed stories about the city's history and everyday life. The tour starts at Ploče Gate, the eastern entrance to the Old Town, where the guide gives an introduction to Dubrovnik's origins and significance. Visitors then walk through the main streets, visiting key sites including the Dominican Monastery, the former shipbuilding area of the Dubrovnik Republic, and the Baroque cathedral with its complex history. Additional stops include the Jesuit Church and its connection to a famous Jesuit from Dubrovnik, the market square with the poet Marin Držić’s statue, the political center of the old republic, Sponza Palace which now houses archives, and the city’s belltower. The guide also shares stories about Saint Blaise, the city’s patron saint, and the knight Orlando, a symbol of Dubrovnik. The tour covers the history of Dubrovnik’s Jewish community, walks along Stradun - the main street - and visits a 15th-century fountain and one of Europe’s oldest continuously operating pharmacies run by Franciscans. The tour concludes near Pile Gate, the western entrance to the Old Town, with an explanation of the republic’s end and its historical context. This small-group experience includes a licensed professional guide, and groups never exceed eight people to allow a personable interaction and detailed explanations.
Old Town Streets
Walk through the streets of Dubrovnik's Old Town during this 90-minute tour to see main sights and learn about the city's history firsthand.
9 min
Ploče Gate
The tour begins at Ploče Gate, the eastern entrance to the Old Town, where the guide introduces the foundation and historical importance of Dubrovnik.
5 min
Dominican Monastery
Visit the Dominican Monastery, the oldest monastery still active in Dubrovnik, and learn about its role in the city's past.
3 min
Old Trade Center
See the area that was once the center of trade in the Dubrovnik Republic where wooden galleons were built, and hear about the city's maritime history.
5 min
Dubrovnik Cathedral
View the Baroque architecture of the cathedral while the guide shares stories and legends connected to the building’s past.
2 min
Jesuit Church
Learn about the arrival of the Jesuit order in Dubrovnik and hear about a notable Jesuit from the city who has a lunar crater named after him.
4 min
Market Square and Poet Statue
Meet the statue of Marin Držić, a famous Renaissance playwright, and explore the market square area.
3 min
Political Institution Site
Visit the former seat of the supreme political institution in the Dubrovnik Republic and listen to stories about the aristocracy and political history.
10 min
Marin Držić Statue
Learn about the life of Marin Držić, why he is popular, and the tradition of touching his golden nose statue.
3 min
Sponza Palace
See Sponza Palace, formerly the customs house, now housing historical archives; the guide explains its past importance and shares Latin proverbs.
5 min
City Belltower
Hear what makes Dubrovnik’s belltower unique and special.
2 min
Saint Blaise Statues
Discover the legend and real story of Saint Blaise, Dubrovnik’s patron saint, whose statues are found throughout the city.
3 min
Knight Orlando Statue
Hear about Orlando, the brave knight who became a symbol of the old Dubrovnik Republic.
3 min
Jewish Community History
Learn about the history of Dubrovnik’s Jewish community from early times through hardship to the present day.
10 min
Stradun Main Street
Walk along Stradun, the polished main street of the Old Town.
5 min
St. Roch Church Area
See where children played football in the 16th century near St. Roch Church and view ancient graffiti on its wall.
5 min
15th Century Fountain
Visit the fountain that was the end point of the old aqueduct and learn about its significance.
3 min
Franciscan Pharmacy
Hear about one of Europe’s third oldest continuously working pharmacies and the Franciscans’ contribution to Dubrovnik.
3 min
Pile Gate
The tour finishes near Pile Gate, the western entrance to the Old Town, where the guide explains the end of the Dubrovnik Republic.
5 min
The meeting point is the square in front of Revelin fort, near Ploče gate, the eastern entrance to the Old Town. The guide will be waiting in the corner of the square, by the cannon, holding a red and white flag.
End point
The tour ends near Pile gate, by the big fountain.