Dubrovnik, the pearl of the Adriatic, is a city of unique cultural and political history. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. Dubrovnik is situated at the foot of the passable, not high mountains that make the most natural shield against the penetration of the cold currents of the continental climate. The Dubrovnik Riviera extends over more than 250 km of coastline, filled with beauty of the lush vegetation of the Southern Adriatic.

Today, the biggest attraction is the massive wall, 2 km long, 25m high, with fortresses and towers. They were and built and rebuilt from the 12th to the second half of the 17th century. From the east, the city is guarded by the Revelin Fortress and from the west by the Lovrijenac Fortress. Old Dubrovnik people entered the city through the two main entrances, east on Ploce and west on Pile. Passing through the Pile Gate, where costumed city guards meet in summer, one comes to the main city streets of Place or Straduna, the favorite Dubrovnik promenade and meeting place, the site of many great folk festivities and processions, built at the end of XI. century.

Among the manifestations, a special place in the cultural life of the city make the Dubrovnik Summer Games, which have been held since 1950 on open stages (in front of St. Blaise's Cathedral, Lovrijenac and Revelin Fort, Lokrum Island) or inside authentic spaces (Rector's Palace, Sponza Palace Atrium, Cathedral of St. Vlaho). Every year, the Dubrovnik International Film Festival hosts renowned directors, actors, musicians, and other visitors from around the world. For television aficionados, Dubrovnik is a must-visit location because it was the premier movie spot in Croatia for King's Landing, a published city in Game of Thrones, a well-known television series based on the fantasy novel series "A Song of Ice and Fire”.