We will visit Dubrovnik’s world-famous Lazareti, the oldest preserved quarantine complex in Europe.

We will stroll down Stradun, Dubrovnik’s iconic main street paved with smooth limestone. This vibrant artery of the Old City is where you’ll hear some of the most fascinating stories from Dubrovnik’s long and dramatic history.

We will visit the former Jewish quarter tucked within the heart of the Old City. Here you’ll learn about the rich and often overlooked history of Dubrovnik’s Jewish community.

We will visit the Jesuit Staircase, one of Dubrovnik’s most impressive baroque landmarks. It’s the perfect place to dive into stories that shaped the city’s cultural and religious heritage

We will visit Dubrovnik’s Cathedral, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture built after the great earthquake of 1667.

We will stop by the Rector’s Palace, the elegant seat of Dubrovnik’s former government. This iconic symbol of the Republic reveals stories of diplomacy, justice, and the city’s remarkable political system

We will visit Sponza Palace, one of Dubrovnik’s finest Gothic–Renaissance landmarks. Inside, we’ll enter the Memorial Room dedicated to the fallen defenders of Dubrovnik, a powerful space that preserves their names, faces, and the city’s recent history.

We will stop by Orlando’s Column, the timeless symbol of Dubrovnik’s freedom and civic pride.

We will visit the Church of St. Blaise, dedicated to Dubrovnik’s beloved patron saint.

We will visit the former red-light district of Dubrovnik, a hidden corner of the city that operated during the time of the Republic. Here you’ll hear intriguing stories about daily life, social rules, and the lesser-known side of Dubrovnik’s past.

We will stop by Dubrovnik’s Old Pharmacy, one of the oldest continuously operating pharmacies in Europe, founded in 1317.