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A free republic behind stone walls, islands and the Neretva delta.
8 museumsDubrovnik-Neretva County is the far south: Dubrovnik, Cavtat, the islands of Korčula and Mljet, the Pelješac peninsula and the Neretva valley.
Dubrovnik's walls run for almost two kilometres around the old town. Inside, the Rector's Palace tells the story of the Republic of Ragusa, and the Franciscan monastery has one of the oldest working pharmacies in Europe. Cavtat has the house of the painter Vlaho Bukovac, and Ston has Europe's longest defensive walls and old salt pans. Korčula claims to be Marco Polo's birthplace.
The big moments, and where to see them today.
The palace of the republic's rector.
The painter's family home.
Dubrovnik's ships and sailors.
From the airport to the city centre by public transport, then the trains and local lines to the museums.
Lines and timetables change. Check the operator’s website before you travel.
From the temples of Malta to the Wall in Berlin: Europe is one big cultural family. One site to plan your museum days, in your language.
