As part of the romantic tour, a visit to the Love Stories Museum provides an intimate and heartfelt experience. Located just outside Dubrovnik’s Old Town at Od Tabakarije 2, near Pile Gate, the museum celebrates love in its many forms through a series of thoughtfully curated exhibits. Inside, you'll discover local legends and historical romances unique to Dubrovnik, alongside global love stories and personal artifacts donated from around the world. The museum also features exhibits on romantic themes from films and TV shows shot in Dubrovnik, such as Game of Thrones and Star Wars. Interactive elements like the 'Love Wall' invite visitors to leave their own messages, making the experience both personal and engaging. This charming stop adds a meaningful touch to your romantic journey through Dubrovnik.

A stroll along Stradun—also known as Placa—offers an enchanting experience in the heart of Dubrovnik's Old Town. This 300-meter-long limestone-paved promenade, dating back to the 13th century, is flanked by harmonious Baroque architecture, creating a picturesque setting for couples. Starting at the western Pile Gate, you'll encounter the majestic Onofrio's Fountain, a 15th-century masterpiece adorned with 16 carved masks, once serving as the city's primary water source. As you meander eastward, the street is lined with historic landmarks such as the Franciscan Monastery—home to one of Europe's oldest pharmacies—and the Sponza Palace, a Gothic-Renaissance structure that now houses the state archives . Street musicians often serenade passersby, adding to the charming ambiance . This leisurely walk along Stradun not only immerses you in Dubrovnik's rich history and culture but also provides intimate moments to share with your loved one, making it a highlight of the romantic tour.

As part of the romantic tour, a visit to Sponza Palace provides couples with a captivating blend of history, architecture, and cultural significance. Located at the eastern end of Stradun, Dubrovnik's main thoroughfare, Sponza Palace stands as a testament to the city's rich heritage. Constructed between 1516 and 1522, the palace showcases a harmonious blend of Gothic and Renaissance architectural styles, featuring an elegant loggia and a serene inner courtyard Originally serving as a customs house, the palace later housed the mint, treasury, and even a school, reflecting its central role in the Republic of Ragusa's civic life . Remarkably, Sponza Palace survived the devastating 1667 earthquake, preserving its historical integrity . A visit to Sponza Palace offers couples an intimate glimpse into Dubrovnik's storied past, making it a memorable highlight of the romantic tour.

The Jesuit Stairs, constructed in 1738 by Roman architect Pietro Passalacqua, are a stunning example of Baroque architecture in Dubrovnik. These grand stairs connect Gundulić Square to the Church of St. Ignatius and the former Jesuit college, creating a picturesque ascent reminiscent of Rome's Spanish Steps . The staircase's elegant curves and harmonious design make it a popular spot for photography, especially during the early morning hours when the soft light enhances its romantic ambiance. This location also gained fame as the filming site for Cersei Lannister's "Walk of Shame" in HBO's Game of Thrones, adding a touch of cinematic allure to your visit . Visiting the Jesuit Stairs and the Jesuit complex offers couples an opportunity to immerse themselves in Dubrovnik's rich history and architectural splendor, making it a memorable highlight of the romantic tour.

Located on the northern side of Dubrovnik's Old Town, Buža Gate serves as a lesser-known entrance through the ancient city walls. Its name, meaning "hole" in Croatian, aptly describes the discreet passageway that leads visitors to hidden gems beyond the bustling main streets. This secluded spot provides a tranquil setting, perfect for couples seeking a quiet moment amidst the city's historic ambiance. Just beyond Buža Gate lies Buža Bar, a unique establishment perched on the cliffs overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Accessible through a literal hole in the city wall, the bar offers breathtaking views of the shimmering waters and nearby Lokrum Island. The rustic setting, with tables scattered across the rocky outcrops, creates an unparalleled romantic atmosphere. It's an ideal spot for couples to enjoy a refreshing drink while capturing memorable photos against the stunning coastal backdrop.

Leaving Stradun behind, you enter Dominican Street, a quiet and picturesque lane nestled between noble stone buildings and the towering Dominican Monastery—one of Dubrovnik’s most important Gothic structures. As you reach the Old Port, the view opens dramatically to the Adriatic Sea. This is one of the most romantic corners of Dubrovnik. Once the maritime heart of the Republic of Ragusa, the port today is a calm, photogenic haven dotted with small boats, seaside cafés, and stone piers. Continuing along the shore, you arrive at Ploče Gate, one of the two main entrances to the Old Town. Built in the 14th century and flanked by a stone bridge and the Revelin Fortress, this dramatic exit (or entrance) offers sweeping views of Dubrovnik’s city walls, harbor, and the sea. The scenery here, especially during golden hour, is breathtaking—perfect for a romantic photo shoot.