Save Time and Money with the Dubrovnik Pass
The Dubrovnik Pass is a single ticket that provides free admission to numerous cultural and historical attractions across the city. Highlights include the Dubrovnik City Walls, the Rector’s Palace, the Maritime Museum and the Dulčić Masle Pulitika Gallery.
You can also enjoy discounts at a range of restaurants and souvenir shops, as well as on excursions. Free public transport is included for the duration of your Pass, making it much easier to explore the city without incurring additional costs.
The Dubrovnik Daily Pass costs €40, which is the same price as an individual ticket for the Dubrovnik City Walls and Lovrijenac Fortress. The calculation is therefore simple: the Dubrovnik Daily Pass represents excellent value for money. In addition to visiting the City Walls, it includes admission to museums, galleries and other attractions, along with a range of additional benefits and discounts. This allows you to make the most of your money and discover the many different sides of Dubrovnik in just one day.
For a two- or three-day stay, the three-day Dubrovnik Pass is the ideal choice. It allows you to explore at a more relaxed pace, use public transport and set aside enough time to visit the city’s most important landmarks, museums and galleries.
Ideas for Visiting Dubrovnik’s Attractions and Museums
Walk Along the Dubrovnik City Walls
Enjoy unforgettable views of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, the Adriatic Sea and the nearby islands.
The beauty of the Dubrovnik City Walls is breathtaking, and during your walk you will have plenty of opportunities to photograph the red rooftops of the Old Town, its stone-paved streets, historic fortresses and the open sea. The City Walls are one of Dubrovnik’s most recognisable landmarks, and walking the almost two-kilometre route offers unique views of the city from a variety of perspectives.
We recommend visiting in the morning or late afternoon to avoid peak temperatures and the largest crowds, so you can fully enjoy the spectacular panoramic views. Set aside plenty of time for your visit, bring water and wear comfortable footwear, as the route includes a considerable number of steps.
Admission to the Dubrovnik City Walls is included in the Dubrovnik Pass, making this attraction an excellent starting point when planning your sightseeing itinerary.
Visit the Rector’s Palace
After walking along the City Walls, head down into the very heart of the Old Town and visit the Rector’s Palace, one of Dubrovnik’s most important historic buildings. For centuries, this elegant palace was the seat of the Rector and the centre of the political and administrative life of the Dubrovnik Republic.
Today, the Rector’s Palace houses the Cultural History Museum, where you can explore lavishly decorated rooms, period furniture, historical objects, portraits, coats of arms, coins and works of art connected with life in the former Republic. The inner courtyard, stone columns and harmonious architecture, which combines Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque elements, create a particularly memorable atmosphere.
Enjoy views of the old town from the Rector’s Palace
A visit to the Rector’s Palace is the perfect continuation of your walk along the City Walls. After admiring Dubrovnik from the outside, you can discover how the city functioned from within, who governed it and what everyday life was like for its nobility. The palace windows also offer beautiful views across the Old Town.
Discover the Dulčić Masle Pulitika Gallery
Art lovers should make sure to visit the Dulčić Masle Pulitika Gallery, situated just a short distance from the Rector’s Palace. The gallery is dedicated to three prominent Dubrovnik artists: Ivo Dulčić, Antun Masle and Đuro Pulitika, whose works left a significant mark on 20th-century Croatian painting.
A visit to the gallery offers a peaceful break from the bustling city streets, as well as an opportunity to experience Dubrovnik through the eyes of artists who captured its unique atmosphere on canvas.
Thanks to its proximity to the Rector’s Palace, the two attractions can easily be combined into one cultural experience. In a relatively short amount of time, you can learn about both the political history of the Dubrovnik Republic and the city’s rich artistic heritage.
Continue Exploring the Old Town
Dubrovnik’s Old Town has been included on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1979. During your walk, you can visit the pharmacy at the Franciscan Monastery, which is considered one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe.
For anyone fascinated by romantic stories from around the world, there is also good news: the Dubrovnik Daily Pass gives you a 20% discount on admission to the Love Stories Museum.
For a one-day itinerary, we recommend beginning the morning with a walk along the City Walls, followed by a visit to the Rector’s Palace and the Dulčić Masle Pulitika Gallery. You can then spend the rest of the day exploring other museums, churches, squares and hidden streets throughout the Old Town.
Make Use of Free Public Transport
The Dubrovnik Pass not only provide admission and discounts for museums, attractions and excursions – it also includes free public transport.
This benefit is particularly useful for guests staying outside Dubrovnik’s historic centre. If you are staying at one of Valamar’s hotels on the Babin Kuk peninsula, the most convenient way to reach the city is by taking bus number 6.
This option is not only cost-effective but also highly practical, as you do not need to worry about purchasing individual bus tickets. Simply board the bus, present your Dubrovnik Pass and enjoy the journey towards the Old Town.
Ideas for Tours and Excursions with the Dubrovnik Pass
Enjoy Views of Dubrovnik’s Rooftops with a Touch of Romance
Have you considered surprising your partner with a Dubrovnik Troubadour Tour? This special experience allows you to discover the history of this impressive city accompanied by traditional local love songs.
We highly recommend a romantic walk through the city with a troubadour. With the Dubrovnik Pass, you can also receive a 10% discount on this unique tour. Add a touch of romance to your holiday and create an experience that you will remember for years to come.
Visit the Island of Lokrum
Like many other visitors, you may wish to visit the beautiful island of Lokrum, situated only around 600 metres from the Dubrovnik coastline.
Lokrum is known for its lush greenery, turquoise waters and unspoilt natural surroundings, making it especially appealing to those who enjoy swimming, sunbathing and outdoor exploration. Since 1976, the island has been protected as a special forest vegetation reserve, as its relatively small area contains various natural stages in the development of Euro-Mediterranean flora.
When visiting the special forest vegetation reserve, you can receive a 20% discount with the three-day Dubrovnik Pass or a 30% discount with the seven-day Dubrovnik Pass.
While on Lokrum, make sure to explore the remains of the Benedictine Monastery of St Mary, the botanical garden, Fort Royal and the picturesque saltwater lake known as the Dead Sea.
Discover Dubrovnik’s Hidden Culinary Gems
When visiting a new destination, sampling the local culinary specialities is simply a must. Dubrovnik offers a wide selection of restaurants serving both local and international cuisine, making it easy for everyone to find something to suit their tastes.
You can also choose from restaurants offering enchanting views of the sea or the Old Town. Bear in mind that it is best to book these venues in advance to ensure that your ideal view is waiting for you.
To make the most of the benefits offered by the Dubrovnik Pass and receive a 10% discount, we recommend visiting Bokar Restaurant, situated near the Church of St Blaise; the renowned Taj Mahal restaurant, which serves Bosnian cuisine at two locations; and Amoret Restaurant.
For a unique concept that combines local gastronomy with historical and cultural attractions, join the Dubrovnik Food Story gastronomic tour, which also offers a 10% discount.
How Can You Get a Dubrovnik Pass?
You can purchase your Dubrovnik Pass at the Dubrovnik Tourist Board’s visitor information centres, as well as at cultural institutions owned by the City of Dubrovnik.
To make planning even easier, we recommend purchasing your Pass before you begin sightseeing, checking the opening hours of your chosen attractions and preparing your itinerary in advance.
By combining the City Walls, the Rector’s Palace and the Dulčić Masle Pulitika Gallery, you will gain an excellent introduction to Dubrovnik’s history, architecture and artistic heritage. You can then use the remaining benefits of the Pass for public transport, excursions, dining and additional experiences throughout your holiday.
