News Feature

Dubrovnik holiday 'combines the flavours of Europe'

06 May 2011

Some people may consider a holiday in Dubrovnik to be the best of both worlds – with its hot weather and beautiful beaches making it the ideal sunshine destination, while its history ensures there is something for the discerning culture vulture.

Families could book a trip to the city safe in the knowledge that there will be something for everybody upon arrival.

And this is a view shared by the National, which suggested the fortifications of Dubrovnik are among its most remarkable sights.

"Dubrovnik, with its Baroque buildings and smooth limestone streets, is framed by thickly wooded hills and the glorious blue of the Adriatic," the newspaper noted.

It went on to describe it as having a flavour of various aspects of Europe – potentially a result of its central location where east meets west.

The Daily Telegraph recently named five great free places to visit in Dubrovnik, including the overlooking Mount Srd.

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