Culture & Heritage

Midsummer Scene: How Two Dubrovnik Women Created a Summer Theatre Favourite

Midsummer Scene: How Two Dubrovnik Women Created a Summer Theatre Favourite

A Different Kind of Summer Festival Dubrovnik has always known how to turn stone into theatre. Its squares, palaces, staircases…
Porporela: A Place of Waves, Memory and Meetings

Porporela: A Place of Waves, Memory and Meetings

Some places are not explained. They are felt. In Dubrovnik, Porporela is one of those places. Set beside St John’s…
Dubrovnik Libraries: Where the City Reads, Meets and Remembers

Dubrovnik Libraries: Where the City Reads, Meets and Remembers

Dubrovnik is usually introduced through its walls, squares and sea views, but the city also has another kind of public…
David Fray Will Make His Croatian Debut in Dubrovnik This Summer

David Fray Will Make His Croatian Debut in Dubrovnik This Summer

One of today’s most respected pianists is coming to the Dubrovnik Summer Festival French pianist David Fray will perform in…
Red History Museum: A Journey Through Croatia’s History in Yugoslavia

Red History Museum: A Journey Through Croatia’s History in Yugoslavia

A museum that shows a side of history visitors do not always expect Dubrovnik is most often introduced through the…
Marin Držić and Literary Tourism: A Different Way of Reading Dubrovnik

Marin Držić and Literary Tourism: A Different Way of Reading Dubrovnik

A new book opens a wider cultural conversation A newly published book from the House of Marin Držić suggests a…
Why Dubrovnik’s City Walls Are More Than a Viewpoint

Why Dubrovnik’s City Walls Are More Than a Viewpoint

The city’s most famous walk is also its clearest explanation For many visitors, Dubrovnik’s City Walls begin as a plan…