Cheap Flights to Dubrovnik

What You Need to Know About Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik, Croatia, formerly known as Ragusa, is a very touristic coastal city with a perfect location on the Adriatic Sea. Dubrovnik, whose population is around 50 thousand, fascinates its visitors with its medieval historical buildings, natural beauties, beaches and botanical gardens. So much so that the historical areas in Dubrovnik have been included in UNESCO's World Heritage List. The main places to visit in Dubrovnik are the Franciscan Monastery, which dates back to the 13th century, the Bell Tower built in 1444, the nearby Orlando Column, the Rector's Palace, Pile Gate, Ploce Gate, St. Blaise Church, Sponza Palace, Ethnography Museum, Mljet, Lokrum, Trsteno Arboretum, ancient walls of Dubrovnik, War Photo Limited, Dominican Monastery, Dubrovnik Cathedral, Korcula, St. Church of the Savior, Maritime Museum, Museum of Modern Art, Dubrovnik Cable Car, Srd, Kolocep, Ethnographic Museum, Bokar-Festung, Revelin Fortress and Dom Marina Drzica.

Dubrovnik Airport, also known as Cilipi Airport, the main airport of Dubrovnik, is located approximately 15.5 km from Dubrovnik city center. Dubrovnik Airport, which is the 3rd busiest airport in Croatia according to passenger traffic, provided transportation services to nearly 2 million passengers in 1 year, according to 2016 statistics. Some of the airline companies with direct flights to Dubrovnik Airport are Turkish Airlines, Wings of Lebanon, Volotea, TUIfly Belgium, VLM Airlines Slovenia, TUI Airways, Transavia, SunExpress Deutschland, SmartWings, Scandavian Airlines, S7 Airlines, Kufthansa, Austrian Airlines. , British Airways and Air Berlin. Buy your Dubrovnik flight ticket to Paris,

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One of the special cities of Croatia

It was founded on the Dalmatian coast on the Adriatic coast. In the northern part where Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, is located, there is a 24.5 km coastal cut between Dubrovnik and the land of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is managed by the administrative management of Neretta.

Most of the population stays on the coast. Historically, Dubrovnik is referred to as the city of Ragusa, meaning oak, in Ottoman correspondence. Founded in the early 16th century, the city was occupied by Napoleon in 1808 and annexed to Austrian territory in 1815.

It was under Ottoman rule until the occupation and raid. This sovereignty did not have the quality of having soldiers there. In other words, the expedition organized by the Ottoman Empire on Dubrovnik was stopped, provided that it was paid, and a sovereignty was established with trade and tax money until the occupation.