Explore Dubrovnik: Old Town Tour With Ancient Walls And Spices Tasting- Semi-Private Tour with DU Pass

• Discover the vibrant Old City Harbor on a guided tour.
• See St. Saviour Church, Onofrio's Fountain, Orlando Column.
• Enjoy views of Pile Gate Bridge before Stradun Street
  
• Sample traditional spices at a local, family-run spice store
  
• Explore Dubrovnik's ancient defensive stone walls.
  

FULL DESCRIPTON

Uncover the hidden gems and highlights of Dubrovnik on a walking tour. Meet your guide near the Statue of Aphrodite and Pan, and take in the view of Pile Gate Bridge before entering Stradun Street. Admire the Renaissance design of Onofrio's Large Fountain.

Pass by the historic St. Saviour Church and appreciate its architecture. Stop at the Franciscan Monastery, home to a church, library, and one of the oldest pharmacies in the world. Stroll past the Dubrovnik Natural History Museum, a hidden gem in the old town streets.

Visit an authentic spice store and enjoy a sweet-tasting surprise. Make a brief stop at the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. Pass by the historic Jesus stairs, known for their cultural importance, and visit the Orlando Column to learn about its significance in Dubrovnik's history.

Continue to the Church of St. Blaise and Luza Square with its Clock Tower. Soak in the lively atmosphere of the Old City Harbour. Enjoy a 30-minute guided tour of the City Walls, then explore at your own pace.

Depending on your preferences, visit other attractions with a Du Pass or as recommended by your guide.

INCLUSIONS

• Licensed tour guide
  
• Entry to Traditional Dubrovnik Spice Store
  
• Entry to the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary
  

• ETips (optional)

Know before you go

• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• The tour is not wheelchair accessible due to the historical nature of the locations.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult.
• Ensure you arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the scheduled start time.
  
• Dietary restrictions or allergies should be communicated in advance for the spice tasting.