Our 2nd stop on the Carnival Liberty was the fantastic port of Dubrovnik. This was, by far, our favorite port of the whole itinerary. The charm of the walled city was beyond words. The food was excellent and the hospitality of the locals was outstanding. This is one place that we will strive to go back to for a longer visit.
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Strong Walls
Stone walls of up to 20 feet thick encircle the old town.
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Yep, More Steps
Going down is not so bad, but, eventually, you have to go back up.
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Crowded Walls
Closer to afternoon, the walls became more crowded. It is a better...
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Onofrio Fountain
Dubrovnik's best known landmark was built in 1438. This was a...
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Placa
The main street through the Old Town.
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Dubrovnik Bakery
We tried an apple strudel for about one and a half euros. It was big...
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Dubrovnik Market
Fruits and vegetables sold in the outdoor market at the end of the Placa.
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Refreshing Fountain
One of the many, many fountains to be found within the walls of this town....
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Cat Gottcha Now?
Upon closer scrutiny, this kitten realized that the pigeon was...
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Boat Tour
We set off on a boat tour that took us around the walls and around Lokrum...
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Eastern Europe
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