Walls of Dubrovnik

**★★★★★ 貝瑞克（Markpigpapa） — 5 months ago

I recommend to get a one day Dubrovnik Pass for €40 because the city walls is a must. If you only go for the wall ticket, it seems like €35, why not get a day pass, and you can pop into Maritime Museum during the wall walk.

I don’t think buying three days or seven days ticket is a good idea, because all the attractions only have ONE time access. For example, you can go onto the city walls for one day, you can not go onto it on day 2 or day 3 if you have three days pass.

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**★★★★☆ VSC — 3 months ago

The views are wonderful and you get to see the old city from every angle. It’s a rather long loop, if done slowly it can take about 2 hours. We went in October so the weather was pleasant and not hot. There are two bars/shops along the way to stop at if you need too. There also seemed to be two other exists Incase you wanted to leave early. Definitely closed shoes as the path is a bit rugged. There’s A LOT of steps so be prepared to climb up and down. It is outrageous to pay 40 euros for somethi

**★★★★☆ Lütfü Hamit Canseven — 4 months ago

The City Walls of Dubrovnik are an absolute must-see. Walking the circuit is an unforgettable experience. You are truly walking through history while gaining the most amazing views of the Old City and the shimmering Adriatic.

The entire circuit takes around two hours to complete, and you'll want to take your time for photos and to soak it all in.

Essential Tips:

Go early. Getting there early is highly recommended to avoid the mid-day heat and the worst of the crowds.

Wear sensible shoes. The

**★★★★☆ Sayee — 5 months ago

The Walls of Dubrovnik are absolutely stunning and a must-do when visiting the city. Walking along the walls gives you some of the most breathtaking views of the Old Town, the Adriatic, and the sea of red rooftops — it’s truly a special experience and worth setting aside time for.

It takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to walk the full loop, depending on your pace and how often you stop for photos. Early mornings or late evenings are the best times to go if you want a more peaceful experience and fewer

**★★★★☆ Thobias Elands (Thom) — 5 months ago

At €40 it’s definitely not cheap. We bought our tickets on-site around noon and were pleasantly surprised that there was no line at all.

Walking the old city walls gives you stunning views and plenty of great photo spots. There are lots of steps, but also plenty of chances to pause, catch your breath, and take it all in. It can get hot and there isn’t much shade, so bringing water is a must.