Dubrovnik’s walls nurtured a flourishing maritime republic that once rivalled ................

For .................. this city of stone and light has dazzled visitors.

Which famous poet named the city, The Pearl of The Adriatic.

Cross the medieval bridge and enter the city through the grandest of its entrances ..................

Which century did the walls first rise around Dubrovnik?

The walls, have been shaken by what?

You need to select 2 answers.

How long does it take to walk the Old City’s ramparts.

Dubrovnik’s citizens have always valued ..............

Visitors ............ the Old Town in an anti-clockwise direction.

In which century did locals hear whispers of a cunning Venetian plan to build a base on these rocks from which to attack the city?

The sea wall to St John’s Fort, protects what?

The sea wall to St John’s Fort, protects it from what?

You need to find two answers.

What devastated the city in 1667?

During the fort’s construction, rock was in such short supply

that every visitor to the city was required to bring a ..................

In the Old Town the streets are paved with what?

Linking two of the city’s gateways, the Stradun is marked at each end by a ................ and a .......................

You need to find two answers.

What can you do at Onofrio’s Fountain?

At the Stradun’s eastern end, the city’s clock tower looks over the old ................ place, Luza Square.

Breathe in the ...................-scented air of the cloisters.

Who was shipwrecked on the nearby island of Lorkum.?

Richard the Lionheart gifted the city what to build a church?

Cool off in the crystal clear ............

Enjoy the sound of lapping ............... as they kiss the sun drenched Dalmatian coast.

While the ................. cruise ships have replaced the little trading vessels of old