Dubrovnik
Dramatically poised at the top of a broad flight of stairs, this Jesuit church was built in the baroque style between 1699 and 1725. Inside, magnificent frescos display scenes from the life of St Ignatius, founder of the Society of Jesus. Abutting the church is the former Jesuit college Collegium Ragusinum, today the Diocesan Classical high school.
Mass is celebrated here in English at 11am every Sunday between April and November.
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No visit to Dubrovnik聽is complete without a walk around the spectacular city walls that encircle its historic core. They're among the finest in the world鈥
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Built in the late 15th century for the elected rector who governed Dubrovnik, this Gothic-Renaissance palace contains the rector鈥檚 office and private鈥
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An immensely powerful experience, this gallery features compelling exhibitions curated by New Zealand photojournalist Wade Goddard, who worked in the鈥
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From the top of this 412m-high hill, Dubrovnik's old town looks even more surreal than usual 鈥 like a scale model of itself or an illustration on a page鈥
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Named after five young women named Danica who died during WWII, this pedestrian promenade stretches along the waterfront for more than 5km from Igalo to鈥
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Car-free Lopud has the prettiest settlement of all the Elafitis, composed of stone houses surrounded by exotic gardens and overlooked by ruined fortresses鈥
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Lush Lokrum is a beautiful, forested island full of holm oaks, black ash, pines and olive trees, only a 10-minute ferry ride from Dubrovnik's Old Harbour鈥
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Gorgeous whatever the season, this leafy garden, 14km northwest of Dubrovnik, is the oldest of its kind in Croatia. It was during the Renaissance that鈥
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Spread over four sparsely populated floors, this low-key museum has displays on invasive fish species, a very cool arrangement of seashells suspended in鈥
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The narrow street opposite the Rector鈥檚 Palace opens onto this square, where a bustling morning produce and craft market is held. The monument at its鈥
3. Cathedral of the Assumption
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Built on the site of a 7th-century basilica, Dubrovnik's original cathedral was enlarged in the 12th century, supposedly funded by a gift from England鈥檚鈥
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Built in the late 15th century for the elected rector who governed Dubrovnik, this Gothic-Renaissance palace contains the rector鈥檚 office and private鈥
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The old town's sole Serbian Orthodox church provides an interesting contrast to the numerous Catholic churches scattered about. Dating from 1877, it鈥
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Interrupting the continuum of souvenir shops on Od Pu膷a, this small church is most easily spotted by the cypress tree growing out of the fa莽ade, sharing鈥
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Walking from Stradun to the Cathedral, you鈥檙e bound to pass by the bronze statue of the writer Marin Dr啪i膰. Lovingly called Dubrovnik's Shakespeare, he is鈥
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Educational but not terribly interesting (unless you're a fan of 16th-century Croatian theatre), this small museum is devoted to Marin Dr啪i膰 (c 1508鈥67),鈥