DUBROVNIK · HISTORY TOURS
The ones worth your morning.
The 14 dubrovnik history tours worth your morning. A short list of the walks, sites and guided visits that bring the past to life, with run times, prices and who leads them.
Guided Walls & Wars walk from Pile Gate to the port, with Fort Revelin, Minceta Tower, and independence stories. City Walls ticket extra.
Most Popular“Davor was a very knowledgeable guide and provided lots of interesting information along with a great sense of humour. Thanks!”
Dubrovnik combo tour pairs a guided Old Town walk with the city walls circuit. Audio headsets included; walls entry costs extra.
“If you’re up for a challenge then this place is for you. With over 1000 steps and a nearly two mile hike this is a wonder to experience.”
Early 7:30 Dubrovnik Old Town walk to beat crowds, with Fort Lovrjenac views, Prijeko alleys, Stradun stroll, and local history.
“Would recommend this tour. Mihaela was very good told us lots about the history of Dubrovnik and made it really interesting .”
A private 2-hour Dubrovnik walk tracing Jewish heritage through the synagogue, Jewish Museum, and Old Town streets since 1324.
“Vesna was very knowledgeable and informative. I would highly recommend her to show you around the old city of Dubrovnik”
Game of Thrones meets Dubrovnik history on a 90-minute walking tour of Old Town film spots, stair climbs, and Republic landmarks.
A 1.5-hour Dubrovnik Old City walk with Vedran Corak, starting at the western main gate and ending at the Old Port. Small group, English.
“Our first day in Debrovnik was a totally unexpected experience. After stepping off the bus and meeting Vedran amongst the crowd....we were a little sceptical and dubrious but we were pleasantly surprise to the tour that unfolded. Vedran took us on an adventure around the old town and he had an excellent knowledge of the…”
Full-day trip from Dubrovnik to Mostar, Neretva and Kravice waterfalls with hotel pickup, guides, and time for Stari Most Bridge photos.
“We ended up going through border stations six times during the day. Neum visit was a cafe off highway not in the town. Hour at waterfalls was ok. NOT enough time in Mostar. Guide in van had no enthusiasm for trip. Then we find out you can book the trip in Dubrovnik for 2/3 the…”
Small-group Dubrovnik walk blending Republic history with Game of Thrones filming spots. Start at Ploče Gate, end at Pile Square.
“Very nice tour with Dorotea. She has an extensive knowledge of the history of the city and the filming of Game of Thrones. She also takes the time to explain things, answer questions and take pictures.”
90-minute walking tour through Dubrovnik’s Old Town highlights: Sponza Palace, Onofrio’s Fountain, Rector’s Palace, and more.
“Tour cancelled with no warning, had to message customer support to be told that it wasnt going ahead, better to give this one a miss as lots of other walking tours were happening around me and people seemed to have fun on those.”
Dubrovnik Old Town history walk with coffee, homemade sweets, and spice chat on a small-group route for short on time days.
“Damir grew up on the old town and really knows the history. He is full of good stories about the city that make the past come alive. He is kind , helpful and has lots of local recommendations for your group”
A stairs-free, 1.5-hour Old Town stroll in Dubrovnik with certified local guides, major sights, and an easy pace.
“Nino was very knowledgeable and gave a very good explanation of the history and the main sites”
A private Dubrovnik Old Town history walk with Mihaela: Pile Gate, Fort Lovrijenac views, Stradun stories, and 1991 context, in 1–2 hours.
“Honestly the best tour guide in the history of tour guides, maybe ever!”
2-hour private walk in Dubrovnik’s Old Town exploring the Jewish community and synagogue, guided in English, French or Spanish.
Taste Dalmatian dishes and wine in Dubrovnik’s Old Town with a small group and a licensed guide, plus sweets, dessert, and history.
“We loved this tour. The people, food and history our tour guide provided were fantastic. We learned a lot.”
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