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Explore Dubrovnik’s charm on a 1.5-hour walking tour, discovering key sights, filming locations, and historic landmarks with expert guides for an authentic experience.
If you’re planning a visit to Dubrovnik and want to get a good feel for this stunning coastal city in a manageable amount of time, a guided walking tour of the Old Town is a fantastic option. Priced at just under $30 per person, this tour offers a well-rounded introduction to Dubrovnik’s most famous sights, sprinkled with stories and insights from knowledgeable guides. It’s especially appealing if you prefer a laid-back, walking-focused exploration rather than a jam-packed museum crawl.
One thing we really appreciate about this experience is how it manages to cover everything you’d want to see—like the City Walls, Rector’s Palace, and the iconic Stradun—all within approximately 90 minutes. Plus, with its focus on film locations from Game of Thrones, Star Wars, and other blockbusters, it adds a pop-culture twist that fans will enjoy.
However, a word of caution: because it’s a relatively short tour, don’t expect to dive deep into every detail of Dubrovnik’s history or visit interior museums. It’s more of an overview that’s perfect for first-timers or those on a tight schedule. This tour is best suited for travelers who want a quick, enjoyable introduction to Dubrovnik’s highlights while learning interesting facts from an engaging guide.


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The tour kicks off at the main entrance to Old Town—Pile Gate. It’s a natural starting point, as most visitors will enter Dubrovnik through here. From the very beginning, your guide will set the scene, giving you a quick overview of the city’s layout and history. Expect a short, 5-minute overview outside the gate, setting up the landmarks you’ll see inside.
Once inside the city walls, the tour quickly transitions into a leisurely walk through the historic streets. You’ll pass by the famous Stradun, Dubrovnik’s main thoroughfare, a broad limestone-paved street lined with shops, cafes, and medieval architecture. This is the heart of the city’s social life and the perfect spot to soak up the lively atmosphere.
The guide will point out notable sights like Onofrio’s Fountain, once the primary source of water for the city, and the Church of St. Ignatius and the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. Even on a short tour, these stops give you a good sense of Dubrovnik’s religious and cultural history.
Next, the walk passes by the Rector’s Palace, a stunning example of Gothic and Renaissance architecture that once housed Dubrovnik’s rulers. You won’t go inside, but the exterior alone is worth noting. Moving towards the harbor, you’ll see how the city’s fleet has evolved from traditional wooden galleys to modern vessels—an interesting contrast for history buffs and boat lovers alike.
Saint Blaise’s Church, dedicated to the city’s patron saint, marks the final leg of the tour. The guide will share stories about St. Blaise and explain the significance of Luza Square, where the tour wraps up. From here, you’re free to continue exploring Dubrovnik’s charming streets on your own or visit nearby attractions.
The tour’s appeal lies in how it combines popular tourist sights with authentic local stories. For example, reviewers loved how guides like Dorothea and others brought the city’s history to life, sharing fascinating anecdotes and practical tips. One guest noted, “Dorothea was very knowledgeable and told us the history of Dubrovnik, always keeping us in the shade if possible—very thoughtful especially on a hot day.”
Another reviewer added, “Our guide took us to all the important points and we could then decide what we wanted to explore further.” This flexibility allows travelers to tailor their Dubrovnik experience without feeling rushed.
For those interested in pop culture, the tour’s mention of filming locations from Game of Thrones and Star Wars adds an extra layer of fun. While the tour doesn’t include interior visits of famous sites, seeing the exteriors where iconic scenes were shot makes the experience more memorable for fans.

At around 1 hour 30 minutes, the tour is a perfect quick overview—ideal for travelers with limited time but who want to see the highlights. The tours operate with a maximum of 16 travelers, which helps keep the experience intimate and engaging. Several reviews praised the small group size, making it easier to ask questions and interact with guides.
For just under $30, this tour offers excellent value considering the expert guidance and access to Dubrovnik’s top sights. The price includes a professional guide and a mobile ticket, making it convenient to book and join on the day. However, note that entrance fees to sites like the City Walls or museums are not included, so if you want to explore further, those are additional expenses.
You’ll meet your guide at Amerling Fountain near Svetog Ura Street, a central and easy-to-find spot. The tour concludes at Saint Blaise’s Church in Luza Square, from where you can continue on your own. Both meeting and ending points are close to public transportation and major hotels, making logistics simple.
While the tour is suitable for most visitors with moderate physical fitness, keep in mind that Dubrovnik’s streets are cobblestone and sometimes uneven. The guide will do their best to keep you shaded and comfortable, especially during hot days—an appreciated touch noted by visitors.
Multiple reviewers praised guides like Dorothea for their enthusiasm and knowledge. One enthused, “Dorothea was lovely, full of interesting information and enthusiasm,” while another highlighted her thoughtfulness, mentioning she kept the group in the shade during a 36-degree day. Such care makes a significant difference on warm days.
The reviews also reflect a consistent theme: value for money. Guests felt that with the engaging guides and prime sights covered, the tour offered a good balance between cost and experience. Some even appreciated the flexibility—if the weather or crowds were challenging, the short duration and small groups made it easier to adapt.

This walking tour is perfect for first-time visitors or those with limited time who want to get a taste of Dubrovnik’s most iconic sights. It’s also great for fans of film and TV, eager to see the real locations behind their favorite shows. The tour’s moderate pace and manageable length make it suitable for most fitness levels, but those wanting an in-depth exploration or interior visits will need to seek additional tours.

If you’re after a well-organized, engaging, and affordable way to familiarize yourself with Dubrovnik’s fascinating streets, this Old Town walking tour hits the sweet spot. You’ll visit the key landmarks, learn stories from passionate guides, and enjoy the city’s vibrant atmosphere—all in just 90 minutes. It’s an ideal option for travelers who want a snapshot of Dubrovnik’s charm without the hassle of planning individual visits to each site.
While it doesn’t cover interior attractions or extend into deep historical narratives, its focus on outdoor sights, film locations, and lively commentary make it a rewarding introduction. Plus, the small group size and flexible scheduling enhance the overall experience, making it a dependable choice for a memorable city stroll.
This tour really shines when paired with a longer exploration afterward—whether that’s wandering the walls, visiting museums, or sampling local cuisine. For its price, it offers a balanced mix of sights and stories that will leave you excited to discover more of Dubrovnik’s splendor on your own.

Is this tour suitable for children?
Yes, children are allowed, but they must be accompanied by an adult. The moderate walking and outdoor focus make it suitable for most family groups.
What should I wear on this tour?
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, as it involves some standing and walking on cobblestone streets. Bring sunscreen and water if it’s a hot day.
Are entrance fees to sites included?
No, entrance fees such as those for the City Walls or museums are not included. The tour focuses on outdoor sights and landmarks.
What time does the tour start?
The tour is available in both morning and afternoon sessions, so you can choose a time that fits your schedule.
How many people are in each group?
The maximum group size is 16 travelers, ensuring an intimate and engaging experience.
Is the tour accessible for people with mobility issues?
While generally manageable, some streets are cobbled and uneven, so travelers with mobility challenges should consider this.
Can I cancel this tour if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance, giving you flexibility if your plans shift.
This Dubrovnik Old Town Walking Tour offers a lively, compact introduction to one of Europe’s most photogenic cities. With knowledgeable guides, a focus on film sights, and convenient timing, it’s a solid choice for first-timers or anyone eager to get their bearings in Dubrovnik’s historic streets.