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A Weekend in Dubrovnik

ALalex79bis ·19 photographs ·3 May 2009 – 4 May 2009 ·2 days
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3 May 2009 – 4 May 2009
2 days · trip of 2009
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Alessandro Pesce · @alex79bis · Piombino Dese (Padova)
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What amazes you most about Dubrovnik is the blinding whiteness of its palaces and houses!! I recommend going to see the old customs house, where you can see images of the sadly well-known Yugoslav civil war.

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Stradun in Dubrovnik at night, illuminated stone paving, two people walkingDubrovnik stone walls lit at night, round fortress tower and entrance bridgeLantern under stone arch lights the ancient walls at nightLit lantern under a stone archway, glimpse of a medieval loggia beyondBaroque Saint Blaise Church lit up at night, DubrovnikDubrovnik old port at night: moored boats, illuminated walls and lights reflecting on waterRocks above the blue sea, green islands on the horizon, pines in the foregroundLounge hall with sofas, chairs and plants facing large sea-view windowsDubrovnik walls along the shore, towers and terracotta roofs by the seaBalcony railing and plant overlooking Dubrovnik's old walls on the AdriaticAncient Dubrovnik walls overlooking the Adriatic Sea among palm trees and greeneryMan in suit and tie beside an old cannon on Dubrovnik wallsTourists walk toward the stone gate beneath Dubrovnik's bell towerStone bell tower seen through an archway, KorčulaStone staircase in front of the church, Dubrovnik old townTourists walk on Stradun's stone pavement in Dubrovnik under a blue skyStone portal with carved arch and coat of arms on studded wooden doorHistoric palace courtyard with stone arches under a blue skyCannon overlooking Dubrovnik old harbour, boats and stone city walls
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