Walls of Dubrovnik

• Onophrian Fountain
• Game of Thrones Tour
• Convent of St. Claire
• Ice Bar Dubrovnik
• Pile Gate
• Franciscan library
• Franjevacki Crkva Male Brace
• Stunning City Wall's
• Amazing Architecture
• Walking a circuit of the battlements atop the monumental medieval walls 
• Crkva sv.Spasa
• Experience olive oil tasting in Konavle
• Spend a day at Elafiti Islands
• Horse-back riding at Kojan Koral
• Sea Kayaking
• Spend a day at the beach
• Wine tasting
• Drive the Old Napoleon Road

• Depending from where you are taking the bus here is a list of a few buses that will lead you to the City Walls 
• Bus Line 1  – from Mokosica via Gruž and Boninovo to Pile station (Old town)
• Bus Line 2 – from Gospino Polje via Hospital, Lapad, Batala, Boninovo to Pile (Old Town)
• Bus Line 2a – from Glavica Lapad via Boninovo to Pile (Old Town) and back via Lapadska Obala, Orsan and Solitudo
• Bus Line 3 – from Nuncijata via Gruž, Boninovo to Pile (Old Town) and back via Vukovarska, Hebranaga and Magistrala.
• Bus Line 4  – from Hotel Palace, Lapad via Uvala Lapad, Iva Vojnovica, Boninovo to Pile (Old Town)
• Bus Line 5 –  from Babin Kuk, Lapad via Hospital, Iva Vojnovica, Boninovo to Pile(Old Town) and further via Ploce to Zlatni Potok , Sveti Jakov and Viktorija.
• Public transport in Dubrovnik runs from 05:00 to 24.00. 
• Or you can also hire an Uber or take a taxi which is easily available 
• It is 1km away from the city center.
  • You can reach there by Bus which is easily accessible
  • Bus Fare: 120 HRK
• If you are coming via a cruise ship you can take the nearest entrance to city walls. It is pretty close to this point. After leaving the port just take a right to St. Dominic Street until you reach St.Lucas Fortress and there you will see the gates
• If coming from the ship you could take any city bus to Old Town (no 1A, no 1B, no 3) and ride it straight up to the last stop. Then you can just walk through the Pile Gate

• Please make sure you wear comfortable footwear as there's a lot of walking
• Most likely NOT a good idea on a hot sunny day in the middle of summer....
• There are several long steep flights of steps, and very little shade if it's hot
• Carry enough water, sunglasses, and hats
• Evenings and mornings are the best times
• Hoards of tour groups will crowd the structure making it impossible to enjoy, so go early in the morning or later in the afternoon. 
• It is not wheelchair accessible unless you want to carry the wheelchair over steps and rugged stones.
• Please be aware that there are uneven surfaces, so it is not recommended for those with walking disabilities, those using a wheelchair or for infants in a stroller.
• City Walls entrance fee applies to children over 5 years.
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required during winter.
• Not wheelchair accessible.
• Not recommended for travellers with back problems.
• Not recommended for pregnant travellers.
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions.
• Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level.
• It's advisable to go early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the crowds and the heat.
• Although there are a few kiosks at the wall, they’re expensive so it's better you carry water bottles and hats.
• Water/juices/ice-creams available on the wall 
• Use your student ID card, if you have one (e.g. NUS) and the price drops to 50 Kuna (£6 or €6.5).
•  If you are not fit enough to do the whole tour, opt for the South (sea) side: it’s spectacular! Also: it provides you with more of the sneaky peaks into lovely little courtyard and yes, even gardens in the Old Town!
• If you come off the wall route, you must pay again to re-enter. So make sure you are aware of the fact

Sunday:     8:00 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.

Monday:     8:00 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.

Tuesday:     8:00 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.

Wednesday: 8:00 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.

Thursday:    8:00 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.

Friday:         8:00 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.

Saturday:    8:00 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.