Vincent Poon :: Dubrovnik City Wall walk
 
An UNESCO site by itself, the Dubrovnik City Wall runs uninterrupted for 1940 meters, encircling the Old City. A truly unique experience that will offer you different yet interesting and breathtaking views of the city within and outside. Definitely the #1 must-do item when you visit the city...
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On the right is the Dominican Monastery, which if we look down...
Again, fans of Game of Thrones will recognize the beginning part of the "Walk of Penance"
On the left is the street Svetog Dominika. It is interesting to look down to see all the activities below
Just like all streets and alleys in the old city, there are always merchants selling their arts and crafts
On the right is the Dominican Monastery, which if we look down...
Again, fans of Game of Thrones will recognize the beginning part of the "Walk of Penance"
On the left is the street Svetog Dominika. It is interesting to look down to see all the activities below
Just like all streets and alleys in the old city, there are always merchants selling their arts and crafts
Panoramic view of Dominican Monastery and the northern wall
The tower of Saint Luke (square building with a pyramid roof) It certainly looks more striking when viewed from the sea
St. James Tower. As we are now walking on the northern wall the defense is 2-3x stronger than those facing sea.
Panoramic view of Dominican Monastery and the northern wall
The tower of Saint Luke (square building with a pyramid roof) It certainly looks more striking when viewed from the sea

St. James Tower. As we are now walking on the northern wall the defense is 2-3x stronger than those facing sea.
Not all had been restored after the Yugoslav Wars in the late 90s. This reminded us the terrible siege of Dubrovnik
Left to right, the Bell Tower, the Cathedral and the blue dome is the St. Blasius Church.
The ship sailing off for a sunset cruise
Not all had been restored after the Yugoslav Wars in the late 90s. This reminded us the terrible siege of Dubrovnik
Left to right, the Bell Tower, the Cathedral and the blue dome is the St. Blasius Church.
The ship sailing off for a sunset cruise

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