24 Hours in Dubrovnik 

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24 Hours in Dubrovnik 
Dubrovnik, Croatia, was a powerful maritime republic from the 14th century to the 19th century. Today, it is a popular tourist destination and cruise port, allowing visitors to marvel at its rich culture and history. Will Jelbert/Pexels
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When you see it first, in person, you’ll recognize that skyline immediately. Maybe it’s from a Mediterranean dream, or perhaps an episode of “Game of Thrones.” Either way, it’s one of those seaside cities that evokes a strong response. You’ll do more than simply recognize its beauty. Yes, the view is breathtaking and jaw-dropping. These well-worn clichés remain entirely fitting. But it goes beyond that.

Dubrovnik is fascinating. It’s surprisingly small, with a city population of a little more than 40,000 people. But it has an Old City—often called the “Pearl of the Adriatic”—so important it’s been preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s the kind of place where, by simply wandering—turning left, turning right—you’ll discover empires and battles and secret places and hidden corners, and so much more.

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