All sights of the historical center are situated on several square meters. The main street, Stradun Street (its former name is Placa) is an extremely cozy and fascinating market street, surrounded by plenty of small streets paved with marble. One can endlessly walk here for hours without any tiredness. Stradun Street leads to the historical center of the city and crosses Dubrovnik from east to west. The street was created in the 2th century, after the canal, that had separated the island and the land, was dried and filled up. Nowadays, you will find a lot of eye-catching bars and cafes in this part of the city. Driving is prohibited in this area, so you will have nothing to do but to enjoy a lovely walk.
Loza Square. The central square of Dubrovnik is called Loza Square. This is a traditional place for various meetings. There is also Dubrovnik port nearby, from which tourists can enjoy wonderful boat rides. Fans of lazy beach relaxation will find there wonderful nature beaches and pure sea water.
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