Dubrovnik Old Town Inside the Walls, Stradun to Jesuit Stairs | Self-Guided Audio Walk

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Over the gate of Fort Lovrijenac a Latin line says freedom is not sold for all the gold in the world. This walk shows how Dubrovnik, the old Republic of Ragusa, kept its freedom for four and a half centuries: with trade, tribute, neutrality and very good walls. Meet the engineers who brought the water in, the knight whose forearm was the city's measure, a head of state who served one month and could not go home, and the poet whose hymn to liberty still opens the Summer Festival. See what the earthquake of 1667 destroyed and what the city rebuilt after the siege of 1991.

12 stops on one easy walk inside the walls: Brsalje terrace, the Pile Gate and Onofrio Fountain, the Franciscan Monastery, the Stradun, Jewish Street, the Dominican Monastery, Luža Square, the Old Port, the cathedral, the Rector's Palace, Gundulić Square and the Jesuit Stairs.

About 1 km and 75 minutes, narrated in English with a live GPS map of the route. Start whenever you like and pause as long as you want.