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Old Town of Dubrovnik 🇭🇷

A city of red-tiled rooftops, pine- and cypress-shaded hills, and sparkling turquoise waters, the Old Town of Dubrovnik stuns with both its architecture and scenery. Its surrounding stone walls, built between the 11th and 13th centuries to protect the city from war and epidemics, stretch for a full 1.3 miles, comprising an immense system of forts, bastions, and walkways that offer breathtaking views. It’s especially nice in the late afternoon, when the sun shines off the historic buildings and swallows soar in the blue sky above. #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #summervacation

Dubrovnik

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Game of thrones The location of Junlin City, Dubrovnik. The winter is approaching and the number of tourists is much lower. The entire ancient city has become more fascinating. You can see the morning glow in the morning, and you can walk on the stone road at night. The laziness and idleness of Europe is what makes it fascinating. Where is Dubrovnik? For the Chinese people, in the face of this problem, there may be nine out of ten people do not know! However, the kings landing in the game of Rights, which was broadcasted in recent years, may not be known. (The picture comes from the Internet. If there is any infringement, please contact us to delete!) Dubrovnik (Where is Dubrovnik)? For the Chinese people, in the face of this problem, there may be nine out of ten people do not know! However, the kings landing in the game of Rights, which was broadcasted in recent years, may not be known. Dubrovnik, anciently known as Ragusa, the southern port city of Croatia, facing the eastern shore of the Italian peninsula, at the end of the Isbro Dock of Dubrovnik Known for its beauty, it is a popular holiday destination with the reputation of The Pearl of the Adriatic Sea. Croatia is the most developed country in the Balkans except Greece. Nearly 90% of the population is Croatian. Because Croatia was planned as a tourist center during the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, even after the war, Croatian tourism is still the pillar industry of the entire country.