The more haphazard of the two open-air bars cut into the sea-facing rocks, Buža I welcomes sunbathers, divers, drinkers and film fans. Its entry faces the...

The more well-known of the cliff-face bars; tourists follow the 'Cold Drinks' sign from the open square of Rudjera Boškovića. Prices are a little steeper...

The first thing any visitor should fork out for is entrance up to the City Walls. The main one is by the Pile Gate. Arrowed up towards the Adriatic side,...

Gil's restaurant and Gil's Pop Lounge have been taken over by new owners recently, and we're intrigued to see what they do with this high-end cocktail bar...

In the fishing village of Zaton Mali 7km north-west of town, this old boathouse was converted into a restaurant by Niko Gverović in 1966. It is one of the...

This feat of engineering is the most outlandish project yet by Adriatic Luxury Hotels. The venue, cut into the cliff facing the sea, features local woods...

This ten-floor, 308-room luxury hotel reconfigured in 2004 was conceived in 1972, set in woodland paths at the tip of Lapad, in full view of the Elafiti...

The grand opening of 2008 was the reopening of Dubrovnik's most prestigious hotel, following a 22-million euro refit. Built in 1913, this villa became the...

This five-star villa-and-hotel complex has been ameliorated by newly opened Villa Sheherezade, where up to 12 people can relax in opulence for 6,000 euros a...

Opened in 2007, this complex on the Lapad headland comprises two holiday hotels, the Neptun and the Ariston; and two upscale properties, the Importanne...

Four comfortable year-round apartments at affordable prices not five minutes' walk from the old port. Bohemian touches reflect the past of genial host Marc...

Opened in 2008, this conversion of the Zamanje family villa (1573) is now a five-star hotel of a dozen rooms, one suite, three restaurants and a beautiful...

Passengers arriving at the cablecar station atop Mount Srdj can take advantage of this café-restaurant with the jaw-dropping view below, the Old Town,...

Reopened in 2007, the Turkish-owned Rixos Libertas has long been one of Dubrovnik's architectural landmarks, originally built in the early 1970s when...