Homeland War Museum, Dubrovnik

BBC TravelJul 19

An epic Dubrovnik journey that ditches the crowds

Dubrovnik has long been one of Europe's most over-touristed destinations. Now, a new Camino footpath is revealing a different side of the city beyond its medieval walls.

Located in Fort Imperial, covers Croatia's war of independence

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Camino Dubrovnik – MeđugorjeTrailSeven-stage route from Dubrovnik to Međugorje
Church of St JamesSightStarting point of the Camino Dubrovnik trail
Old TownHostelMedieval walled city with cobblestone streets
Pile GateSightEntrance to the historic centre with directional ropes
Buža gateAttractionNorthern entrance to the Old Town
Onofrio FountainSightLarge fountain in Dubrovnik's Old Town
Križni put (Way of the Cross)TrailPart of the Camino trail up Mount Srđ
Mount SrđSightPeak offering views of Dubrovnik and the Adriatic Sea
Narodne NovinePlaceIt is published by the eponymous public company.
Homeland War MuseumMuseumLocated in Fort Imperial, covers Croatia's war of independence
MiG-21 aircraftSightCommemorates pilots' role in Dubrovnik's defence
Lapad peninsulaNeighborhoodScenic peninsula overlooking Dubrovnik
Daksa islandSightIsland visible from Mount Srđ
Elaphiti islandsSightArchipelago visible from Mount Srđ
Rijeka DubrovačkaNeighborhoodArea with an old aqueduct and scenic views
TrstenoNeighborhoodHistoric village with sea views
SlanoNeighborhoodSeaside village with sea and archipelago views
LastovoSightThe municipality consists of 46 islands with a total population of 792 people, of which 94.7% are ethnic Croats, and a…
Panorama Restaurant and BarRestaurantAdjacent to Fort Imperial with bird's-eye views
Fort ImperialAttraction
Mljet islandSight
KorčulaSight

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An epic Dubrovnik journey that ditches the crowds