Hiking Dubrovnik’s Mount Srdj – Do or Don’t?
To take the cable car, or not to take the cable car? That, is the question.
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Croatian Mountain Rescue Thanked by Tourists Rescued from Mount Srdj in Dubrovnik
A big thank you and a donation from tourists who lost their way when hiking up Mount Srdj in Dubrovnik.
”Closing Dubrovnik’s Cable Car to Srđ Would be Loss for Everyone”
The City of Dubrovnik wants 30 million kuna and 30 percent of future revenue for the use of the popular Srđ cable car without a concession contract. As Marija Crnjak/Poslovni Dnevnik writes on the 21st of March, 2019, the several year long ”argument” over the concession of the Srđ cable car has escalated to the … Read more
Could Dubrovnik’s Beloved Srđ Cable Car Face Closure?
The Pearl of the Adriatic is known for its wealth of natural beauty in addition to its rich list of historical and cultural attractions. Dubrovnik is visited by millions from around the world year on year, and in addition to its magnificent walls, which are among the most impressive Medieval structures which are still standing … Read more
Franković: ”I Don’t Think Srđ Golf Project Will Happen, Dubrovnik Will Plan What Goes Up There”
The much talked about golf project for Mount Srđ appears to be stagnating, and according to Franković, it seems it will likely never come to fruition.
The Fifth Sunday of Lent: The Way of The Cross to Srdj
A warm and sunny Sunday drew many outdoors to partake in the Dubrovnik tradition which takes you to new heights on foot.
Administrative Court: No to Planning Permission for Golf on Srdj
At 14:45 today at the Administrative Court in Split, the planning permission for the controversial golf resort on top of Mount Srdj above Dubrovnik was overturned.
Court Annuls Ministry’s Environmental Impact Study for Golf Course on Srđ in Dubrovnik
After three years, court rules against golf project on the Srđ mountain near Dubrovnik.
People also ask Google: How Many Days Should I Spend in Dubrovnik?
Dubrovnik, the walled city Lord Byron once called the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic,’ has dazzled tourists for decades. Historians claim that tourism first really set off in this picturesque walled city in 1945. Its inclusion in UNESCO’s World Heritage List over 30 years later only heightened its fame. The breakup of Yugoslavia in the early … Read more
Lokrum – Free of Rubbish & Full of Magic
April the 18th, 2024 – Have you ever visited the uninhabited island that lies just off the coast line of the bustling City of Dubrovnik? Meet stunning Lokrum. Let’s turn the clock back to the fateful year of 2020. The tourism slowdown due to coronavirus was certainly severely affecting the wallets of the hospitality industry, … Read more
