Exploring Dubrovnik by Cable Car
- Capture breathtaking panoramic views of the entire city and coastline from Srd Hill during a cable car ride
- Explore the Old Town of Dubrovnik, a vertiable open-air museum, guided by our expert tour leaders
- Marvel at well-preserved stone ramparts, narrow streets, palaces, towers, and centuries-old houses
- Immerse in the harmonious stone city, renowned for its Renaissance spirit, and witness the resilience of Dubrovnik
- Book now and secure your spot on this popular tour
Exploring Dubrovnik by Cable Car
Departing Pile Square on foot with your guide, you will walk towards the cable car station situated outside the Old Town of Dubrovnik. Upon arrival, you will board your cable car and ascend to a panoramic view of Dubrovnik from Srd Hill. From your bird's-eye view, you will be able to take in the beauty of the coastal area as well as gaze down on the entire city, including its centuries-old walled city.
After descending back to the lower cable car station, your tour guide will lead you by foot to the Old Town of Dubrovnik, where you will walk through one of the largest and most luxurious open-air museum towns in existence. The famous Croatian tourist center awaits you, encircled by its monumental stone ramparts, which have preserved and enhanced Dubrovnik's spirit of Renaissance. You will be awed by the labyrinth of short, narrow stone streets, the marketplace, palaces, towers, monasteries and houses, each of which is over 300 years old!
The old masters understood how to construct a miraculously harmonious stone city. This harmony, simplicity and sense of beauty have, through the ages, become the basic philosophy of life for the residents of Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik was the bridge and diplomatic liaison between the east and west. It has been subject to fires and catastrophic earthquakes, but has always risen again like the phoenix to retain its renown as a world - famous treasury of cultural monuments. During your tour, your guide will stop outside of many of the Old Town's most impressive buildings, and give you more details on their history, design and importance.