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The old town, surrounded by medieval walls and laid out in a herringbone pattern, is known for its good air circulation and shelter from the wind. It is considered one of the best-preserved medieval cities in the Mediterranean and is a candidate for UNESCO World Heritage status.

The old town, surrounded by medieval walls and laid out in a herringbone pattern, is known for its good air circulation and shelter from the wind. It is considered one of the best-preserved medieval cities in the Mediterranean and is a candidate for UNESCO World Heritage status.

The Franciscan Monastery of Dubrovnik, also known as the Franciscan Monastery of the Friars Minor, is a monument considered a masterpiece of Romanesque art in Dalmatia. It features a Renaissance Romanesque cloister, built in 1360 by the architect Mihoje Brajkov of Bar[1]. Known as one of the city's architectural masterpieces, it is open to the public. Source: Wikipedia

The baroque staircase is beautiful and absolutely reminiscent of the Spanish Steps in Rome. The church ⛪️ is not only impressive from the outside, but a look inside (no admission) is also worth it 😍.

Dubrovnik's Old Town, the historic center of the Croatian city of Dubrovnik, formerly known as Ragusa or the Republic of Ragusa, a major maritime power, is an imposing historical complex on the southern Dalmatian coast. Also known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic," it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Croatia since 1979. Dubrovnik's Old Town is a unique medieval area of a walled city with numerous monuments from the Middle Ages, Baroque, and Renaissance periods, all of which are in excellent condition today and form a cohesive architectural ensemble.

Coins. The palace was built in the 16th century according to the plans of the master builder Miliečević at right angles, featuring arcades on the outside and a courtyard inside. Most of the elaborate marble work was carried out by the Andrijić brothers. The courtyard and gallery on the ground floor surround the door to the storerooms. On the main wall is inscribed: FALLERE NOSTRA VETANT; ET FALLI PONDERE: MEQVE PONDERC CVM MERCES PONDERAT IPSE DEUS (Our weights prevent us from cheating or being cheated. And while I weigh the goods, God himself weighs me.) This place was the city's neuralgic commercial center and, in the 17th century, a meeting place for members of the "Academy of the Learned," who discussed literature, art, and scientific knowledge. Today, Sponza Palace manages Dubrovnik's historical archives, one of the most valuable archives in Europe.

One of many beautiful buildings in the old town.

Beautiful building in the old town of Dubrovnik