Dubrovnik is because of ist history of culture of works of art registered on the UNESCO index for protection of historic buildings and monuments.
The town of Dubrovnik is the host of many events such as the summer festival and the world conference of tourism (ASTA, FUAAV, DRV, SNAV and others). 

Dubrovnik is connected with the most European metropolises by air and sea as well as by the Adriatic coastal road. As a result, Dubrovnik has a thousand year experience in which everybody can get back on an even keel.

Excellent air, ship and road links are another characteristic feature of Dubrovnik. The motorized tourist expects a sufficient number of filling stations, car repair shops and a well organized emergency service in case of an unreparable damage of the car or an injury of a passenger which needs medical help.

There is also a various offer of magazines and newspapers in shops and newsstands. As a consequence Dubrovnik offers everything which can be expected of a top-quality touristic destination.

Dubrovnik offers accommodation-facilities for 100'000 guests and the international airport is only 22 km away from the city center. Very often ships which are cruising the Mediterranean dock at the harbour of Dubrovnik.

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Tips for the journey to Dubrovnik

by plane: There are many air routes which connect Dubrovnik with the rest of the world. For more information see: www.germanwings.de , www.airport-dubrovnik.hr , www.croatiaairlines.hr , www.lufthansa.com , www.austrian-airlines.at , www.thomsonflights.com , www.tui.de , www.flyaeroflight.de by car: when travelling through the heart of Europe a very charming route is Nürnberg (Germany)– Phyrn (Austria) – Maribor (Slovenia) – Karlovac (Croatia) – Split (Croatia) – Dubrovnik by ship / by car ferry: there are several flights with www.ryanair.com or www.hlx.com to Bari from where you have a direct ferry connection to Dubrovnik

Tourist community Dubrovnik

The community of Dubrovnik consists of the city Dubrovnik and 4 villages namely: Bosanka, Rijeka Dubrovacka, Zaton, Orašac, Trsteno, and the three islands: Kolocep, Lopud und Sipan There are nice private accommodations (bedrooms, apartments), private run hotels, camping grounds, apartment villages and popular restaurants.