Croazia
Dove dormire a Dubrovnik
The Old Town sits on a peninsula and is pedestrian‑only, while the surrounding neighborhoods spread along the coast and hills. Good transport links connect them to the bus station and ferry terminal.
Le zone migliori dove dormire
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1
Old Town
history lovers
Stay within the walls for immediate access to sights; quiet after dusk but pricier.
centrale, percorribile a piedi
expensive, noisy in summer -
2
Lapad
beach families
A residential area with a promenade, beaches and bus links to the city centre.
beach, relaxed farther from historic sites -
3
Ploče
viaggiatori con budget limitato
Near the main bus station, offers private rooms and hostels at lower rates.
cheap, transport noisy, less scenic -
4
Babin Kuk
amanti della natura
Quiet hilltop district with sea views and easy bus access to the Old Town.
quiet, views vita notturna limitata
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Sulla mappa
Consigli per prenotare
Book private rooms early in high season; many owners accept a small deposit.
Check the exact distance to the Old Town; a 20‑minute walk is typical for most neighborhoods.
Ask hosts about bus schedules; line 1 and 6 run frequently between the main station and the city centre.
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Domande su Dubrovnik
Is it safe to stay outside the Old Town?
Yes, neighborhoods like Lapad and Ploče are safe, but keep an eye on belongings in crowded areas.
How far is the bus station from the Old Town?
About 1.5 km; a regular bus or a 20‑minute walk connects them.
Trasformalo in un piano giorno per giorno con Triptime AI o parti da uno pronto.
Vedi il piano pronto
Pianifica 3 giorni a Dubrovnik
Leggi la guida di viaggio
Cosa portare a ottobre