Things to do
The City Walls, Lokrum, beaches, museums and what is genuinely worth your time.
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What can I do in Dubrovnik for free?
A lot of Dubrovnik costs nothing. Entry to the Old Town is free, and so are the Cathedral, the Church of St Blaise and every beach. You can walk Stradun and the Old Town squares, see Onofrio's fountains, Orlando's Column and the Old Port, join a free walking tour, browse the morning markets at Gundulić Square and Gruž, swim at public beaches such as Banje, hike up Mount Srđ to 412 metres for the view over the city, and walk the Lapad Peninsula. Young children get into the City Walls and Dubrovnik Museums free, and in early February the City Walls and Lokrum have opened free for everyone during the Feast of St Blaise.
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Things to doHow do I buy Dubrovnik City Walls tickets, and when are they open?
An adult ticket for the Dubrovnik City Walls costs EUR 40 and a child ticket (ages 7 to 18) costs EUR 15; in December the price drops to EUR 20 for adults and EUR 5 for children, and children aged 6 and under always enter free. One ticket also covers Fort Lovrijenac, the Western Outer Wall and the Collection of Coins of the Republic of Ragusa. The walls are open every day except 25 December, and the published closing time is the last entry time.
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