How to Plan a Trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia | Dubrovnik Travel Guide

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  • Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024

Комментарии • 31

  • @CityMouseCountryMouse
    @CityMouseCountryMouse 3 месяца назад

    Great seeing your lodging as that’s a time consuming task in planning. Love the water fountains for water & the day pass for toilets! Thanks!

  • @explorinwithlaurin
    @explorinwithlaurin 3 месяца назад

    Such a helpful guide! Saving this for our travel planning-thanks so much for putting this together!!

  • @circlesevendivination4928
    @circlesevendivination4928 Месяц назад

    Starting with Venice, I am hoping to visit every city you have when I visit in a couple months! Thanks for all of the advice and look into my future !

  • @michaelwiebe4282
    @michaelwiebe4282 3 месяца назад +1

    Great video, love You guys!

  • @laxinitup26590
    @laxinitup26590 3 месяца назад +1

    Great tip about buying the day pass for the same price

  • @walkingwithtamson
    @walkingwithtamson 3 месяца назад

    Stunning city indeed! Great tour guys ❤

  • @jeanneambrozic2651
    @jeanneambrozic2651 3 месяца назад

    Gorgeous views and great information about this amazing city!’ ❤🎉😊

    • @SharingtheRoad
      @SharingtheRoad  3 месяца назад

      Aww thanks! We're so glad you found it useful and enjoyable! 😀💃🐶

  • @stressfreelife82
    @stressfreelife82 3 месяца назад

    very helpful travel guide,have a good trip

  • @shubhaavijay
    @shubhaavijay Месяц назад

    Love all ur vdos.
    I'm looking forward to the kotor Montenegro vdo.

  • @jerzgirl22
    @jerzgirl22 Месяц назад

    Great video. Can you please tell me what part of Dubrovnik your Airbnb was in?

  • @amanydubai7880
    @amanydubai7880 3 месяца назад

    So nice

  • @tejassmeshram
    @tejassmeshram Месяц назад

    You mentioned that with the 1-day Dubrovnik pass - if we plan to do the City Walls in the evening, then we may want to do the Fort Lawrence in the morning.
    Just want to check that this "morning" could be "next morning" also, right? (assuming that the 24-hour pass are actually valid for 24 hours and does not end at midnight?)
    Lovely video anyway. Thanks! Very helpful!

  • @Unexploredtravels
    @Unexploredtravels 3 месяца назад

    Nice video! :)

  • @chinitabonita3982
    @chinitabonita3982 2 месяца назад

    awesome! where did u stay?

  • @eprohoda
    @eprohoda 3 месяца назад

    Super! you created professional - talk to you soon-

  • @chandananimalsepala-5805
    @chandananimalsepala-5805 26 дней назад

    Autobiography of a YOGI

  • @egevatre-hp3tb
    @egevatre-hp3tb 15 дней назад +3

    Serbs did the biggest gnosd in the history of balkans (srebrenica, vukovar, kosovo) officially recognized by the UN.
    - 200.000 croats and other non-serbs (czechs, slovaks, hungarians etc.) ethnic cleansed in by serbs
    - 800.000 bosniaks and croats ethnic cleansed by serbs (srebrenica, bijeljina, sarajevo, kozravac, prijedor, foca, visegrad, zvornik, banja luka, jajce, posavina etc.)
    - 1.000.000 albanians and kosovars ethnic cleansed by serbs in 1998-1999

  • @jonomobono3223
    @jonomobono3223 Месяц назад +1

    REAL serbian concentration camp for children:
    - Rakovica manastir near belgrade
    REAL serbian rp camps for children during the 1990s
    - Omarska camp
    - Foca
    - Trnopolje
    - Prijedor
    - Visegrad
    - Kozarac
    And many many more
    Not the Gestapo but the whole world was disgusted

  • @petarn2204
    @petarn2204 15 дней назад

    Croatia is a country which committed the biggest genocide in entire history of Southeastern Europe.
    Jasenovac was most terrible concentration camp in ww2...... they called him a Balkan Auschwitz.
    But Croats held also a special made children concentration camps....for Serbian and Jewish children, dying in antagonizing pain.

    • @egevatre-hp3tb
      @egevatre-hp3tb 15 дней назад

      Serbs did the biggest gnosd in the history of balkans (srebrenica, vukovar, kosovo) officially recognized by the UN.
      - 200.000 croats and other non-serbs (czechs, slovaks, hungarians etc.) ethnic cleansed in by serbs
      - 800.000 bosniaks and croats ethnic cleansed by serbs (srebrenica, bijeljina, sarajevo, kozravac, prijedor, foca, visegrad, zvornik, banja luka, jajce, posavina etc.)
      - 1.000.000 albanians and kosovars ethnic cleansed by serbs in 1998-1999