Flights from Podgorica to Dubrovnik: Romance on the Stradun

Thanks to its beauty and location, the lovely Adriatic city of Dubrovnik attracted many conquerors over its long centuries of history. Today it is being conquered by tourists from all over the world! Book a Podgorica – Dubrovnik flight and enjoy the narrow, picturesque streets of the Old Town.

ROMANCE ON THE STRADUN

FLIGHTS PODGORICA – DUBROVNIK

Once the proud Republic of Ragusa, and at one time a Venetian and Montenegrin city, Dubrovnik is today one of the world’s great tourist centers. Nature has blessed Dubrovnik with extraordinary beauty that many poets and writers have tried to describe and celebrate in verse. Blue skies, crystal-clear turquoise sea, a rocky coastline full of coves, beautiful sandy beaches and steep cliffs dotted with fragrant Mediterranean plants stay with visitors long after they leave. Because of its marble streets and its Renaissance and Baroque buildings, George Bernard Shaw called Dubrovnik the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” and UNESCO added it to its World Heritage List. A Podgorica – Dubrovnik flight gets you there quickly and comfortably.

TRAVELING TO DUBROVNIK

The Old Town is without a doubt the most interesting and attractive part of Dubrovnik. As you wander its romantic streets, you won’t just see the most fascinating sights; you’ll also feel the special, somewhat mystical atmosphere that radiates from its ancient stone walls. The scent of aromatic herbs, white sheets drying in the sun between the houses, the constant buzz of locals in the narrow, busy streets… the best way to get to know and feel the city is to blend in with the crowd and let it carry you on an unforgettable journey through a maze of streets and through the centuries.

The entire historic center is surrounded by medieval walls, creating the perfect illusion of a well-protected settlement from another era. There are several entrances to the city, set beneath magnificent fortifications overlooking the gates. If you approach the walls from the modern center of Dubrovnik, you’ll enter the Old Town through the Pile Gate, the main entrance to the city. Minčeta Tower is considered one of the most beautiful fortifications in the world. It is one of Dubrovnik’s iconic symbols and offers a magnificent view of the entire city. Bokar Fortress was designed to defend the city from the sea; today it is a venue for performances during the Dubrovnik Summer Festival.

Once you pass through the city gate, you’ll find yourself at the beautiful Onofrio’s Fountain, a favorite meeting spot for local young people. Perhaps the most beautiful and interesting monument in this part of the Old Town is the Franciscan Monastery, built in the late Middle Ages. It is one of the finest and most harmonious examples of Gothic and Romanesque architecture in Dubrovnik. The monastery church often hosts concerts throughout the year.

As you stroll, you’ll find yourself on Dubrovnik’s most famous and beloved street, the Stradun. With its many souvenir shops, galleries, cafés and restaurants, the Stradun is never quiet. As you make your way through the crowds, you can enjoy performances by numerous street entertainers.

At the other end, the Stradun opens onto a lovely square surrounded by some of Dubrovnik’s most important historic landmarks. You’ll see the Cathedral, the Church of St. Blaise, the Sponza Palace (City Archives), the Rector’s Palace, the bell tower and Orlando’s Column. All of these monuments are prime examples of late medieval and early Renaissance architecture.

Once you’ve finished this must-do tour for every visitor to Dubrovnik, you can get lost in the maze of narrow streets and explore other sights. There are numerous museums and galleries where you can enjoy some of the finest examples of historical and contemporary art.

If you want a break from art and history lessons, just enjoy the view; soak up the authentic atmosphere and watch the city’s lively everyday life. When you get tired and hungry, literally follow your nose. The inviting aromas of delicious Mediterranean cuisine drift through the narrow streets from countless restaurants and taverns, tempting you to take a break and try some local specialties.

The Old Town doesn’t lose its vibrancy after dark; quite the opposite. Numerous music and theater performances on the city’s squares and all kinds of events at countless venues keep city life buzzing long after sunset.

FLIGHTS PODGORICA – DUBROVNIK

Flights from Podgorica to Dubrovnik are available with a connection or, on certain dates, as a direct flight – check our search for current flights and prices. Add to that the fact that a Podgorica – Dubrovnik ticket costs about 110 euros, and the offer is sure to appeal to you… Flights from Podgorica to Dubrovnik are available with a connection or, on certain dates, as a direct flight – check our search for current flights and prices. If you are searching for Podgorica – Dubrovnik deals on your own, the airport code is DBV.

Dubrovnik International Airport is one of the largest international airports in Croatia. It is located in Čilipi, 13 km from central Dubrovnik. It is one of the busiest airports in Croatia and is known as a destination for many charter flights during the summer season. In front of the terminal there is a bus stop (operated by “Libertas”) served by local lines between the villages of Konavle and Dubrovnik. Croatia Airlines also offers a bus transfer between the airport and the city center. The “Atlas” bus service runs regularly after Croatia Airlines flights land, and a one-way ticket costs 35kn (about 5eur). The bus is open to all passengers, regardless of which airline they flew.

Enjoy a romantic stroll along the Stradun!