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Visit St. Lawrence Fortress (Fort Lovrijenac) , a 16th-century fortress that played a crucial role in the city's defense. Afterward, head to Pile Gate , the main entrance to the Old Town, and visit Rector's Palace (Knezev Dvor) and Sponza Palace (Palaca Sponza) , two of the most impressive examples of Renaissance architecture in Dubrovnik.

Stroll along Stradun (Placa) , the main street of the Old Town, and visit the Dominican Monastery and Franciscan Church and Monastery , which house some of the most important artworks and artifacts in Dubrovnik.

Visit Revelin Fortress , a 16th-century fortress that now houses a nightclub, for a night of dancing and socializing with locals and other tourists.

Start your day with a visit to Dubrovnik Bell Tower , which offers panoramic views of the Old Town and the sea. Afterward, explore Fort Bokar and St. John s Fortress (Fort St. Ivana) , two of the most impressive examples of medieval military architecture in Dubrovnik.

Take a break from the city's historic landmarks and visit Onofrio's Fountain , a 15th-century fountain that once served as the main source of drinking water for the city. Afterward, visit the Dubrovnik Cathedral Treasury and the Ethnographic Museum (Rupe Museum) , which offer a glimpse into the city's rich cultural heritage.

Visit the Museum of Croatian War of Independence (Homeland War Museum) , which tells the story of Dubrovnik's struggle for independence during the 1990s. End your night with a visit to Love Stories Museum , a quirky museum that tells the stories of famous lovers throughout history.

Take a trip to Lokrum Benedictine Monastery , which was founded in the 11th century and is now home to a botanical garden and a small museum. Afterward, visit Orlando's Column (Orlandov Stup) , a stone column that was erected in the 15th century to commemorate the city's freedom.

Visit the House of Marin Drzic (Dom Marina Drzica) , a museum dedicated to one of Croatia's most famous playwrights. Afterward, explore the city's many shops and boutiques, such as Dubrovnik Shopping Corner, which offers a variety of souvenirs and local products.

Spend the evening at Dubrovnik Cruise Port , which offers stunning views of the sea and the city. End your night with a meal at a local restaurant, such as Proto, which offers Croatian and Mediterranean cuisine with a view of the sea.