Dubrovnik Part 2

प्रकाशित कीता: 17.08.2018

August 17

Said and done.... this morning we got the Dubrovnik Card and we walked proudly to the bus, well prepared for the day. After 5 minutes of waiting, the bus arrived.... it's running smoothly today!

Arrival at the Pile Gate after another 10 minutes. Since we are already experienced Dubrovnik visitors today, we were able to pass by the other tourists and go straight to our first chosen attraction, the Franciscan Monastery. We mainly visited the beautiful Gothic cloister and the oldest pharmacy in Europe. Next, we went to the Rector's Palace, once the seat of government and now a cultural and historical museum. It had already invited us to linger yesterday with its Gothic arcades and fascinated us. The interiors and especially the sunny courtyard impressed us. The old architectures, especially the Gothic style, always inspire us. No capital is the same as the other and there are plenty of them. We could hardly get enough of it. Afterwards, we went back to the city walls to the shady oasis from yesterday, where we had a wonderful freshly squeezed orange-carrot juice on ice and a magnificent view of the nearby island of Lokrum, accompanied by a cool breeze... so a perfect spot for a little break in this bustling town. Once our "batteries" were recharged, we continued walking on the wall to the Maritime Museum and then to the Ethnographic Museum, which is located in a former grain storehouse. After that, our batteries felt empty again and we happily headed back to the Dolce Vita ice cream parlor from yesterday. It was so good that we wanted to go there again. As the last highlight of our museum tour, we saved the Lovrijenac Fortress outside the city walls. We read that it is particularly charming in the evening... especially the view from there to the old town. And indeed, we could not have wished for a more beautiful place and moment to end our visit. And when the evening sun spread its remaining light on the red roofs of the old town, we said goodbye to Dubrovnik, grateful and happy for what we had experienced and seen.

परता (5)

Alexandra
Guten Morgen liebe Reisegagen! Meine Neugier wurde nicht enttäuscht ! Das ist ein toller und sehr anschaulicher Reisebericht! Ich habe mich direkt nach Dubrovnik versetzt gefühlt und freue mich auf die Fortsetzung des Reisetagebuchs! Ich wünsche einen schönen erlebnisreichen Tag !! Liebe Grüße von der Kuckuckusmama

Werner
Hallo, das sind schöne Bilder. Besonders der Cocktail macht mich Neugierig. Ihr habt nicht die nächste Etappe verraten ... ich bin gespannt. LG

Thomas
Tolle Bilder ! Und so schön erzählt... da kann man sich alles super gut vorstellen. Wir freuen uns, dass es euch so gut gefällt😘Liebe Grüße, Tommi und Bigi

Gitti
Danke für eure lieben Kommentare. Uns macht’s auch richtig Spaß mit dem Reiseblog und es freut uns umso mehr, dass ihr uns begleitet 😘

Karlo
Schön dass die alten Gemäuer die Kriegswirren überstanden haben.