The holiday season is approaching, and we would like to spend the rest of the days so that they are long-lasting in our memories. Today's list of proposals for the tourism services market is enormous.
Seeker's stormy nightlife meets all their needs by visiting Spain and Italy. Thirsty, bright impressions of beautiful natural places and exotic cultural monuments can be found in India, Brazil, Cambodia, and Peru. But if there is a desire to rest in silence, alone with you and "Grey" history, living deep into the centuries, Croatia is the most suitable place for this purpose. This country was noted by more "trade Union resting people" during the time of socialism.
Places worthy of attention in the Republic are everywhere. Dubrovnik is not only an administrative centre but also an ancient City with a rich history and stunning architectural facilities dating back to the 7th century. This is also a world-famous tourist attraction on the Adriatic Coast of the Balkan Peninsula, one of the first to be included in the World Heritage list and rightfully referred to in international travel catalogues as the "Pearl of the Adriatic."
The City is isolated and located away from extensive beaches. Over the centuries, it was unavailable due to 15 towers, second angular fortresses, and mighty walls, some of which reached 25m in height. When you get to the City and wear the historical name Ragusa, which means "people living on the Cliff," you immediately find yourself in the past. The first person may have come from refugees from nearby places. They settled on the cliffs and Islands, which were challenging to climb up and tied together only after a few centuries to protect from the outside enemy, filling up narrow straits in the 13th century. The construction of the walls was over, and the City acquired its final form.
The main attractions of Dubrovnik include the Palace Sponza, one of the most beautiful places in the City. Watches in the form of the Sunset on the Bell Tower, and today, they show the current time by Arrow-Ray. The Palace, whose construction began in 1521 in the City and lasted for five years, was intended for customs, and the yard structure served as a commercial city centre where businesspeople met. The Mint, located in the wing of the building, operated until the beginning of the 19th century. Palace Sponza was a cultural centre. The "Academy of Consonants" was located there and was conducted through extensive scientific and literary discussions. One of the world's most comprehensive archives is located here today. It is considered to have 7,000 volumes, and almost 100,000 script documents have been stored here since 1278.
The Column of Orlando, symbolising the independence of the City, was erected in 1418. The square Lodge Was Built in honour of the legendary Knight Roland, a sculpture that adorns the monument. The right hand of statues served as a measure of length for the city-state's citizens. Everyone who bought fabric from the city merchant could verify the latter's honesty, attaching length to the "Dubrovnik elbow", as its citizens called it. Sometimes, the column was used as a platform for shame. A white flag with the image of St. Vlah was flying on the column till Napoleon's arrival, and it was the patron Saint of Dubrovnik.
Another local attraction is the well, or Fountain of the Naples architect, who designed this water system in the middle of the 15th century. This hydraulic engineering construction was erected in 1438 in the City and was so well-liked by everyone that the Master was awarded the House in Dubrovnik and a large cash prize.
A Franciscan monastery is located in the Western part of the City, surrounded by walls. This complex construction, founded in 1317, lasted approximately 100 years and is one of the most famous urban architectural ensembles. Although it is the current monastery today, some of its monuments and facilities are open to tourists for visiting. Great interest is an old hospital located in the complex's territory. It was established at the beginning of the 14th century and continues to treat its patients, earning it the distinction of being the oldest medical establishment in Europe. Here is a small open museum showcasing a variety of vintage tools and jars, as well as cones. Pharmacy-based at the same time as the monastery, but still used for its intended purpose, is also located there.
After spending your day visiting this whole "hoary" history, you can spend an evening in Dubrovnik in countless restaurants, taverns, and bars. The cafe offers both local Croatian and traditional European cuisine. You will be served a variety of dishes featuring seafood products and meat specialities, including lamb. Suppose you want to combine your vacation with a sports-related job. In that case, the City's territory will welcome you with several sports centres featuring saunas, swimming pools, tennis courts, and fields for football, volleyball, and basketball.
Exciting museums and luxury palaces, luxury hotels with the best European level of service, bright international carnivals, theatre and folklore festivals, and annual sailing regatta - that's what a modern Dubrovnik is.
What time is the visit? Decide for yourself, but the velvet season at the Croatian Centre of Tourism lasts from August to September - the months here are the most lively. Come, memories will be enough for many years to come!