Fort Lovrijenac and the Dubrovnik city walls above the sea at sunset
  1. Fort Lovrijenac

    400 m from the villa

    St Lawrence Fortress stands on a rock about 37 m above the sea outside the western wall, guarding the sea and land approaches. Today it hosts theatre performances.

  2. Dubrovnik Old Town

    450 m from the villa

    A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. Its wealth came from maritime trade, and it flourished as the Republic of Ragusa in the 15th and 16th centuries.

  3. City Walls

    450 m from the villa

    Among the great fortification systems of the Middle Ages. A walk along the walls gives the best views over the Old Town’s roofs and the sea.

  4. Stradun

    460 m from the villa

    The Old Town’s main street, about 300 m of polished limestone running east to west, built over a channel reclaimed in the 13th century.

  5. Onofrio’s Fountain

    460 m from the villa

    Built near Pile Gate to celebrate the waterworks completed in 1438 by Onofrio della Cava, which brought fresh water to the city.

  6. Rector’s Palace

    785 m from the villa

    Seat of the Republic’s government, mixing Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles after centuries of fires, explosions and earthquakes.

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