Dubrovnik Villas
While staying in Dubrovnik villas, the travelers who know what they want enjoy visiting some of the cultural landmarks of the city. Just a short drive or invigorating walk from our Dubrovnik villas, you will find the Church of Saint Blaise. Legend says that the spirit of Saint Blaise warned the townspeople of an impending attack by the Venetians centuries ago. Regardless of past disagreements, this historic church was modeled after a famous Italian church.
Dubrovnik, located just off the shipping lanes traveled between Europe and the East, has long been a melting pot for a myriad of cultures. Archeologists have found remains of cavemen on some of the nearby islands, confirming that Dubrovnik has been inhabited since the Stone Age. Greeks, Romans, and Slavs have all been at home in Dubrovnik at some time.
Other Points of Interest
During your stay at Dubrovnik-Apartments, Fort Minceta is one of the sights you must be sure to see. The fortress that has protected Dubrovnik for centuries still stands proud, as generations continue to feel safe in its shadow. Dubrovnik, with its wealth of history and culture, has been listed as a World Heritage site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
UNESCO prides itself on its ability to build bridges between cultures and aid the peacekeeping mission. By visiting cultural and historical sites in Dubrovnik, you are part of that goodwill. Our friendly staff will be happy to make some suggestions for your sightseeing pleasure during your visit. For more information about Dubrovnik-Apartments and the Dubrovnik area, please contact us at info@dubrovnik-apartmani.com.
