Tag: Southeast Europe

Day two in Dubrovnik broke with a beautiful sun-filled morning.  We walked down the narrow alleys and stairs from our lodging into old town.

We headed up to the city walls of old town and did the entire circuit to see the sights.

One of the main drags through old town.

A fort on a neighboring rock.

Kristen with Dubrovnik behind.

Old cannon emplacements for defense of Dubrovnik.

The high city walls drop off into the sea.

It is neat that so many people still live in the old town.

A small outdoor bar on the outside of the walls.

Ruins in between occupied buildings.

The harbor behind the walls.

Exploring a quieter section of the walls.

An ancient pharmacy that has been in operation for many centuries.

Lest we forget the war of 1991.

Down at the harbor.

An ancient pier.

Big cruise ship anchored in deep water.

Kristen walking through a quiet back street.

Was this lunch or was this just a snack?

A cruise ship departing Dubrovnik as seen from near our lodging far above old town Dubrovnik.

Down by the new harbor in newtown.  That impressive suspension bridge was completed in the last several years.

On our first day in Dubrovnik we wandered down from our rented room toward the old town.

Approaching the old city walls.

Tourists streaming in and out of old town.

Walking around the old city at night is beautiful.

Kristen striking a pose in a dark, old street.

Looking across the city at night.

Night in old town.

Boats in the harbor.

Night has fallen.