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Travel to Dubrovnik, Croatia, and start your day by taking the Dubrovnik Cable Car to the top of Mount Srd. Enjoy the panoramic views of the city and the Adriatic Sea, and visit the Museum of the Croatian War of Independence located at the top of the mountain.

Visit the Dubrovnik Ancient City Walls , a UNESCO World Heritage Site that surrounds the Old Town. Walk along the walls and enjoy the views of the city and the sea. Stop by the Rector's Palace , a former seat of the government and now a museum, and the Dominican Monastery , which houses a vast collection of art and artifacts.

Take a walk along the Stradun (Placa) , the main street of the Old Town, and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Stop by the Dubrovnik Bell Tower and the Church of St. Blaise , a Baroque church dedicated to the patron saint of Dubrovnik. Have dinner at a local restaurant and try some traditional Croatian dishes.

Visit the St. Lawrence Fortress (Fort Lovrijenac) , a medieval fortress that sits on a cliff above the sea. Take a tour and learn about the history of the fortress and its role in defending the city.

Visit the Sponza Palace (Palaca Sponza) , a Gothic-Renaissance palace that now houses the State Archives. Stop by the Revelin Fortress , a 16th-century fortress that now hosts concerts and other cultural events.

Take a walk along the city walls and enjoy the views of the city at night. Visit the Orlando's Column (Orlandov Stup) , a 15th-century statue of a knight that stands in the heart of the Old Town. Have a drink at a local bar and enjoy the nightlife of Dubrovnik.

Visit the Fort Bokar and the St. John s Fortress (Fort St. Ivana) , two more fortresses that are part of the city's defense system.

Visit the Onofrio's Fountain , a 15th-century fountain that supplied the city with water. Stop by the Dubrovnik Cathedral Treasury , which houses a collection of religious art and artifacts.

Visit the Ethnographic Museum (Rupe Museum) , a museum that showcases the traditional way of life in Dubrovnik and the surrounding area. Have dinner at a local restaurant and try some traditional Dalmatian cuisine.

Take a boat tour to the nearby island of Lokrum . Visit the Lokrum Benedictine Monastery , a monastery that dates back to the 11th century. Take a walk through the botanical garden and visit the Love Stories Museum , a museum that showcases love stories from around the world.

Visit the House of Marin Drzic (Dom Marina Drzica) , a museum dedicated to the famous Croatian playwright.

Head back to Dubrovnik and spend some time at the Dubrovnik Cruise Port , where you can enjoy the views of the sea and the city. Have a drink at a local bar and say goodbye to the Adriatic.