Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) The Dubrovnik Airport (Zračna Luka Dubrovnik) is located 22 km southeast of the city, near Čilipi. Small, straightforward, and efficient — nothing like the major airports. Flight Connections from Germany Eurowings — From Düsseldorf, Stuttgart, Hamburg. Seasonal direct fligh

City Buses (Libertás) The Libertás bus network connects all major districts. The main lines: Line 6: Pile Gate → Lapad → Babin Kuk (every 15–20 Min.) Line 1A/1B: Pile Gate → Gruž Port (every 10 Min.) Line 10: Pile Gate → Cavtat (every 30 Min.) Single ride: 2€ (from the driver), day pass: 5€. The D

EU Citizens Croatia has been an EU member since 2013 and part of the Schengen Area since 2023. As an EU citizen, you need no visa — an ID card or passport is sufficient. No border controls when entering from Schengen states. Currency Since January 1, 2023, the Euro (€) is the official currency in C

Safety & Cruise Ships

Dubrovnik is an extremely safe city — violent crime against tourists is practically non-existent. The main issue is not crime, but overtourism. Cruise Ship Strategy On peak days, up to 6 cruise ships dock in Gruž and unload thousands of passengers into the Old Town. The city has taken measures (max

Internet & Communication

Mobile Internet Thanks to EU roaming, you can use your German mobile contract in Croatia without additional costs. The network coverage in Dubrovnik is excellent (4G/5G). Wi-Fi Free Wi-Fi is available in most hotels, restaurants, and cafés. The city offers free Wi-Fi in some public places (Stradun,

What to Pack? Comfortable Shoes: Dubrovnik's Old Town is made of marble and cobblestones — slippery when wet! Flat, grippy soles are a must. For the city walls: hiking boots or sneakers. Sun Protection: Sunscreen (high SPF), sunglasses, hat — especially on the city walls (no shade!) and when kayaki

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Travel Guide Dubrovnik

Your Complete Travel Guide for Dubrovnik

Region:Dalmatia, Southern Croatia

Language:Croatian

Currency:Euro (€)

Best Travel Time:May–Jun / Sep–Oct

Flight Time:1.5–2 hours from DE

Visa:Not required (EU/Schengen)

Last updated: 20 March 2026 · 11 Chapters · 35 Sections

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Planning· 3 Chapters

Chapter 1

Welcome to Dubrovnik

4 Sections

Chapter 2

Best Travel Time & Climate

3 Sections

Chapter 3

Budget & Costs

3 Sections

Regions· 4 Chapters

Chapter 4

Old Town: Stradun & City Walls

5 Sections

Chapter 5

Lapad, Babin Kuk & Beaches

3 Sections

Chapter 6

Elaphiti Islands

4 Sections

Chapter 7

Surroundings: Cavtat, Ston & Montenegro

3 Sections

Understanding· 2 Chapters

Chapter 8

History & Republic of Ragusa

2 Sections

Chapter 9

Culture, Food & Drink

2 Sections

Practical· 2 Chapters

Chapter 10

Arrival & Transport

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Old Town (Stari Grad)

The UNESCO World Heritage behind the city walls: the marble Stradun, baroque churches, medieval palaces, cliff bars above the sea, and Europe's most famous fortress walls — all on 0.2 km².

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Lapad, Babin Kuk & Beaches

The green peninsula west of the Old Town with the best beaches, the Lapad promenade, and Dubrovnik's most relaxed atmosphere. Hotels, restaurants, and bathing bays in a laid-back setting.

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Elaphiti Islands

Three car-free islands off the coast of Dubrovnik: Lopud with the only sandy beach in the region, the quiet Koločep with its hiking trails, and Šipan with olive groves and wine. The perfect escape.

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Surroundings: Cavtat, Ston & Montenegro

World-class day trips: the tranquil Cavtat, the oyster town of Ston with the longest fortress wall in Europe, the vineyards of Pelješac, and the breathtaking Bay of Kotor in Montenegro.

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Daten: Wikidata

Einwohner: 41.562(2021)
Fläche: 143 km²
Gegründet: 0700-00-00

Klima & Reisewetter

Berechnet aus 10 Jahren · Open-Meteo

Beste Reisezeit: Jun, Jul — basierend auf Tagestemperaturen 20–30 °C und trockenen Monaten (aus den 10-Jahres-Mittelwerten unten abgeleitet).

Monat	Jan	Feb	Mär	Apr	Mai	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Okt	Nov	Dez
Ø °C	8	9	11	14	18	23	26	26	22	17	13	9
Tag (max)	11°	13°	15°	18°	22°	27°	30°	30°	26°	21°	17°	13°
Nacht (min)	4°	5°	7°	10°	14°	19°	21°	22°	18°	13°	10°	6°
Regen mm	174	150	191	114	122	44	39	45	127	168	309	208