Explore Dubrovnik’s spectacular medieval walls on a private guided walking tour combining breathtaking Adriatic views, UNESCO heritage and insider storytelling. Enjoy a flexible pace, photo stops and panoramic viewpoints while discovering how the Dubrovnik Republic defended one of the world’s most impressive fortification systems.
Our Meeting Point is the Big Onofrio's Fountain. Our representative is waiting for you by the fountain holding the red umbrella.
Meet your private licensed guide at Dubrovnik’s historic Large Onofrio’s Fountain—introduction to the Republic of Ragusa and the strategic importance of the city walls.
Begin your walk directly from the Old Town wall access point near the fountain. Overview of the fortification system and construction history.
Minčeta Fortress dominates the highest north-western part of the City. It is a large circular tower with a massive battlement suspended by stone sup-porters. The first, smaller, quadrangular tower was constructed by Nikifor Ranjina in 1319.
The Bokar Fortress was considered the key point of defense of the western sea as well as a land approach to the town. The fort was designed by the Florentine architect Michelozzo di Bartolomeo Michelozzi as a semicircular two-story building.
The Fortress of St John (Sveti Ivan) is one of this city's impressive medieval defences. The towers date back to the 14th century and the main structure is from the 16th century. Often called Mulo tower, the Fortress of St John's is another key fort in the Dubrovnik City walls defense complex.
Revelin Fortress View Eastern defensive stronghold protecting the land entrance to the city.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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