Here’s a closer look at Dubrovnik — one of the best preserved, walled medieval cities in the world. This photo was obviously taken just outside of those walls. During the war in 1991, the city was under constant bombardment for seven months. It received significant damage from the shelling and most of the old rooftops have since been replaced. The locals, however, aided by the giant walls, were able to hold “Old Town” and keep the Serb-Montenegrin forces out. One of Dubrovnik’s most popular tourist attractions is to walk the circumference of the city on top of the wall.
Hey Denise,
It was over by the Pile Gate where you go down those stairs (beneath the Nautika Restaurant) and hike of that fortress just outside of the city walls.
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the water looks SO perfect in this shot, really really nice!
stunning!!! Cant wait to see more!
OMG
Sean, This is spectacular. I can’t wait to see what comes next!
A statement in contrasting textures! Marvelous! Those walls are elephantine, so you got your animal in there after all.
gawgeous. where did you take this from?
Hey Denise,
It was over by the Pile Gate where you go down those stairs (beneath the Nautika Restaurant) and hike of that fortress just outside of the city walls.
Wow – this really proves you may know a thing or two about photography…;) Impressive – go get the Dubrovnik tourism account!