Rector's Palace (Knezev Dvor) Tours and Activities

Tour Dubrovnik like a royal on this Game of Thrones-themed tour of the city. Follow a guide who was directly involved with Game of Thrones filming en route to top Dubrovnik landmarks such as the Lovrijenac Fortress (the filming site of the Red Keep), and play with swords and props from the show—an exclusive experience fans love. This small-group tour is limited to just nine people for a friendly and personalized outing.

Leave Split for the day and head down the Dalmatian Coast to Dubrovnik on this informative and entertaining guided tour of Dubrovnik, the "Pearl of the Adriatic." Take a 1.5-hour guided walking tour of Old Town, strolling the limestone-paved streets within the medieval walls and learning about the history of the city. Then take some free time to explore Dubrovnik on your own.

We will have a professional photo session and I will deliver you at least 60 professionally edited photos which will be delivered online in three working days. I'm Dubrovnik local, born and raised, spent my whole life in the town, so I can safely say that I know every stone and corner in this beautiful city. You can rest assured that you will receive unique photos and check places where you probably wouldn't go by yourselves.

Explore 16th-century history on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast on this walking tour of Dubrovnik. Follow your guide on a tour through Dubrovnik’s ancient streets and gain insight into the city’s colorful past. Discover top sites of interest including Onofrio's Fountains and the Franciscan St. Saviour Church. Head to the Old Port, and learn of the city’s trading and maritime endeavors. During your tour, explore Croatia’s rich folklore, and hear tales of ancient legend concerning Sponza Palace and Orlando's Column.

Discover Dubrovnik with a local guide on this walking tour though Old Town. Stroll Stradun Street and visit sites and landmarks such as Fort Lovrijenac (also known as "Dubrovnik's Gibraltar"), Pile Gate Onophrio’s Fountain, Rector's Palace, and more. The tour concludes with a walk on a nearby beach that’s popular among locals.

Retrace a not-so-long-ago event that shaped Dubrovnik forever, the Homeland War. This intimate private tour will open your eyes to what happened before, during & after the war, thanks to the personal stories of your local host. Explore Old Town and hear about war stories only the locals know about.

First-timers, even third timers, should not miss this info-packed walking tour of Dubrovnik. Stroll the limestone-covered streets of Old Town, or Stari Grad, with a knowledgeable guide learning the secrets behind the palaces and plazas, cloisters, and cathedrals. Start the tour in the morning, the best time of day to walk the streets of the city. Go from the clock tower to the Assumption Cathedral, traversing the entire Old Town while learning about the history of the place.

Become acquainted with Dubrovnik in a short amount of time with this informative and entertaining 2-hour walking tour of this ancient seaside medieval city. Meet your knowledgeable local guide in the Old Town, or choose hotel pickup for added convenience. Stroll around, stopping at landmarks such as the Sponza Palace, the Rector's Palace, the Franciscan Monastery and the cathedral. Learn about the city's intriguing history along the the way. Upgrade the tour for an extra hour to meander the incredible city walls or take in a museum or two.

This tour will show you the Old Town through the eyes of a local - all our guides are locals of Dubrovnik and all of us are very passionate about the history of our city. It's not just showing you around and sharing intriguing stories, it's about fully immersing into the life of Dubrovnik people, today and centuries ago! Some of us grew up inside the walls and will gladly show you where we used to play as kids; you'll get to see interesting details and experience Dubrovnik in a whole new way. Think of this not only as a tour but also as a walk with a friendly local. We want this tour to be a personable experience for all our guests - we guarantee small groups. There will never be more than eight guests per guide. We want you to make the most of this, get to know the city, its history and your local guide!

Get the most out of your stay in Dubrovnik by booking this comprehensive combo out. First ascend via cable car Mt Srđ, the craggy mountain that towers over the city, for jaw-dropping views of the walled medieval town. Then, head back down and go on a guided walking tour of Dubrovnik, strolling its limestone-blanketed streets and learning about the history of some of its most famous landmarks from St Onofrio’s Fountain to the Cathedral of the Assumption.

Combine natural beauty with historical landmarks on this private 8-hour cruise of the Elafiti islands from Dubrovnik. Luxuriate on a private boat as you sail to the Elafiti archipelago’s three main islands: Sipan, Lopud, and Kolocep. During free time on each island, discover ancient monasteries, atmospheric castle ruins, and pristine red sand beaches. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Dubrovnik is included on this private tour.

Get off your ship and see the most of the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’ by booking this fun, info-packed guided shore excursion. Enjoy jaw-dropping views from atop Mt Srđ, the tall rocky mountain that towers over Dubrovnik’s Old Town, and then stroll the streets of the ciyt with your guide, stopping at the town’s famed sights and landmarks and learning about the intriguing history of Dubrovnik.

Get to know the history and culture of the walled city of Dubrovnik on this full-day tour from Split or Trogir. Enjoy views of the Adriatic coast on the car journey, listening to insightful commentary as you travel. In Dubrovnik, stroll the Stradun, see the 11th-century Town Hall, and snap photos of the Baroque Cathedral. Spend some free time exploring on your own or tasting Croatian specialities at local restaurants.

Discover Dubrovnik and the charming coastal town of Cavtat on this private half-day tour. Spend the morning exploring the highlights of UNESCO World Heritage–listed Dubrovnik Old Town. Wander through the cloisters at the Franciscan Monastery, gaze up at Orlando’s Column, and capture postcard-worthy photos of Sponza Palace, the Church of St Blaise and more. Then, soak up the impressive coastal views on route to nearby Cavtat, where you’ll enjoy a personalized tour of the 6th-century town.

Get an insider’s glimpse of Dubrovnik’s Old Town on this small-group walking tour, with illuminating insights provided by a local guide. Round-trip transportation from Split or Trogir ensures hassle-free transfer, leaving you more time to tick off the city’s must-see landmarks such as Fort Lovrijenac, the Rector’s Palace, and the Franciscan Monastery.

Combine city sightseeing with a sea kayaking and snorkeling experience on this full-day Dubrovnik Super Saver that saves you 10 percent! Begin the day with a casual walking tour of the city’s UNESCO-World-Heritage-listed Old Town, strolling down the limestone-paved Stradun, the widest street in city of narrow lanes, as well as ancient churches and monasteries. Then, hop in a kayak and do some paddling in the azure-colored Adriatic, heading over to the leafy island of Lokrum. This tour is limited to no more than 20 people.

From ghosts and forbidden love to the tragic destinies of noble families, this dark history tour of Dubrovnik offers a dose of the macabre for travelers who want a not-so-typical guided tour. Meet up with your guide in the Old Town, and walk through the city under cover of darkness. As you stroll the lantern-lit, cobblestone streets, you can hear spooky stories about evil spirits, necromancy, and so much more.

Want an insider’s look at Dubrovnik? After your cruise ship docks at the new port of Dubrovnik, take this informative and fun shore excursion to get an action packed introductory tour of the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic.’ Start the tour in the morning, which will allow you to see the highlights of the city, and then do further exploring in the afternoon. Traverse the Old Town, or Stari Grad, from the Ploce to the Pile Gates, with a guide at your side and learn about the fascinating history of the place.

Explore the medieval monuments and UNESCO-listed wonders of Dubrovnik on this private full-day tour from Split or Trogir. Admire the lush landscapes of the Dalmatian hinterlands and the rugged mountain valleys of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the scenic drive to Dubrovnik. Then, follow your guide on a walking tour of the historic city, including the chance to climb the medieval city walls, stroll down the lively Stradun and take in the views from the Minceta Fortress. Best of all: this private tour is fully customizable so you can tailor the itinerary to suit your interests.

Explore Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage site, on this comprehensive full-day tour with a small group. With a guide following a curated itinerary, you'll be sure to hit all the important sights in one day. Traveling with a small group means you'll have plenty of chances to ask questions and you'll get personalized attention from your guide.

Kotor, a stone walled town and seaport, is located at the southern end of amazing Bay of Kotor in Montenegro. Its narrow street, fascinating city walls and medieval palaces hide interesting stories. Well – preserved old family homes of local aristocracy still witnessing the life of golden age of this town. This rich heritage UNESCO recognized and listed under its protection. After Kotor we will visit a medieval seaside town Budva. Its streets and monuments witness to the influence of various civilizations cultures in this area. Besides history, Budva is also known as a town of sandy beaches and best party. Near Budva is a exclusive luxury resort, Sveti Stefan, fortified town on the island. So, book this tour and enjoy in beautiful history and tradition filled with amazing views and enjoyment. • Full day tour to towns Kotor and Budva • Enjoy in fascinating stories and medieval monuments • Taste delicious Montenegrin cuisine • Travel comfortable in an air – conditioned vehicle

Join us and discover the best locations in Dubrovnik! Our city is much more than just the old town. In the days when it was unsafe to live outside of the city walls, old Ragusa had a task to provide shelter to all the people living within the old town premises. Area around the river Ombla, Mokosica, was in expansion, the bridge of Franjo Tuđman eventually got built in 2002 and besides the city walls, became a very recognisable Dubrovnik's landmark. From the bridge, some of the most magnificent photos can be taken of the new harbour Gruž, as well as the entire Gruž bay, Babin kuk - peninsula with numerous hotels, beaches and the beginning of Elafiti archipelago can be spotted. The city is located just below the foot of mountain Srdj, from where all postcards photos are taken of Dubrovnik. From there, Dubrovnik's riviera, Lokrum island, Cavtat, old town itself, view towards the border are all at the palm of your hand.

Skip the typical sightseeing tours and gain unique insight into Dubrovnik’s criminal history on a crime and punishment tour of the city. Explore the former site of the city gallows, Stradun’s backstreets, and a medieval court to discover hidden stories of murder, conspiracy, and punishment, and benefit from intimate insights provided by your guide as you explore by foot.

If you desire a "regular history tour" likes of which you can find in any city in the world there are many in town that will deliver it, but this is not it. This walking tour of Old town will focus on everything that makes Dubrovnik unique and it will take you of the beaten path. We will the explore lives of the ordinary people of the town, their beliefs and customs, courting rituals and relationship with ruling class. The tour will address Dubrovnik secrets, quirkiness and unique approach to problems since Dubrovnik Republic was a first to introduce numerous new concepts, many of which are still relevant today. Architecture will be addressed also but besides just the year of built and architectural stile we will talk about the stories behind each one. For more information I'll see you at the meeting point.