While most tourists flock in droves to Dubrovnik in the summer, they overlook the enchanting experience of visiting in the fall. Autumn brings a magical atmosphere, characterized by sparse crowds, pleasant weather, and a sense of tranquility. During our visit to Croatia in the first half of October, we were captivated by Dubrovnik, the \u201cPearl of the Adriatic,\u201d made world famous as King\u2019s Landing in the hit TV series, Game of Thrones (GOT). As we ventured outside the city\u2019s walls to explore vineyards, olive groves, and the breathtaking Plitvice Lakes National Park, we reveled in the vibrant colors of the changing leaves.<\/p>\n Fall brings lower, off-season prices for hotels and flights, and offers many enjoyable events such as the Good Food Festival and the Autumn Variety Music Festival. The fall\u2019s grape harvest enriches your exploration of the wine regions outside Dubrovnik, like the Pelje\u0161ac Peninsula. <\/p>\n During the autumn months, you can also go truffle hunting, followed by delightful tastings. Although some restaurants and hotels close for the winter as November nears, this article will help you plan a memorable fall vacation, ensuring you immerse yourself into the best of this stunning city. Our ten days in Croatia during October were pure bliss, and we can\u2019t wait to return at the same time of year!\u00a0<\/p>\n Begin your day exploring the crown jewel of Dubrovnik, the <\/strong>City Walls dating from the 13th century. Arriving when the entrances open ensures that you snap the best photos without crowds. While fall attracts fewer tourists than peak season, you still want to beat the throngs of passengers who arrive on cruise ships later in the morning. <\/p>\n Strolling along these lofty walls affords spectacular views of the open sea, the city\u2019s distinctive burnt orange roofs, church bell towers, and labyrinth of alleys. Traversing the walls was an absolute highlight for us! <\/p>\n TIP:<\/strong> Wear sturdy shoes and a hat, and don\u2019t forget sunscreen. Stop along the way at a caf\u00e9 for freshly squeezed juice, beer, coffee, or even a cocktail. You can only travel one direction once you start on the path.\u00a0<\/p>\n Next up, grab a snack while meandering through the bustling market in Gunduli\u0107eva Poljana Square<\/strong> with tables overflowing with fresh fruit, vegetables, and locally-produced products.\u00a0<\/p>\n Afterward, visit Rector\u2019s Palace,<\/strong> constructed in the 15th century to house Dubrovnik\u2019s elected rector (aka governor). This architectural gem designed in a Gothic-Renaissance style invites you to discover beautifully restored rooms including the rector\u2019s office, chambers, public spaces, and even a dungeon! <\/p>\n We enjoyed perusing displays including paintings, portraits, coin collections, safes, and other collectibles. The centerpiece of the palace is the grand staircase and interior courtyard, featured in GOT.<\/p>\n Time for a real treat, lunch at Michelin-recommended, Taj Mahal<\/a>. <\/strong>Don\u2019t be deceived by the name\u2014the menu features traditional Bosnian and Balkan cuisine, not Indian fare. Husband and wife team, Edin and Edina Macanovi\u0107, spent years cultivating Taj Mahal into a charming restaurant featuring an imaginative menu and welcoming ambiance. <\/p>\n Whether you prefer eating al fresco in the quaint alley or in the colorful, intimate dining room with authentic Bosnian decor, this restaurant\u2019s creative dishes delight. The menu focuses on seasonal Croatian produce and ethically-sourced meat from their very own butcher shop, Taj Butcheraj, which supports local free-range farms.\u00a0<\/p>\n We savored an array of dishes that exemplify Taj Mahal\u2019s mastery\u2014melding bold flavors reflecting the Bosnian culture. Standouts for us included the burek cigar, tasty veal wrapped in crispy dough, and the \u201cmust-order\u201d cevapi, a grilled dish of minced meat (resembling sausage), flatbread, kajmak, and onions. Every bite of the creamy roasted pepper with kajmaj dip, served with honey and walnuts and fluffy pita was a triumph. Mmm! <\/p>\n For me, the baked eggplant with yogurt was a highlight (this is one of many vegetarian dishes on the menu). I highly recommend you tempt your tastebuds with the Traditional Experience which is a sampler platter that enables you to eat a variety of their standout dishes, such as hadzijski cevapi (slow cooked beef and vegetables), cuftice (Bosnian meatballs), and klepe (veal and housemade egg pasta in pesto and cream sauce). <\/p>\n And don\u2019t forget the flaky Baclava, lovingly prepared by the owner\u2019s mother\u2014it is a work of art! Taj Mahal serves up craft cocktails and offers an extensive wine list. Savor the recipes passed down over generations as you discover this culinary powerhouse.\u00a0<\/p>\n After lunch, choose your own adventure:\u00a0<\/p>\n -Consider one of many GOT Tours or visit the show\u2019s famous filming locations on your own. Since I am not a GOT fan and my husband is, we compromised by integrating sites into our city exploration. Don\u2019t miss the grand Jesuit Steps<\/strong>, famous for Cersei\u2019s nude walk of shame (and quite an impressive architectural display)!<\/p>\n -Walk to the tip of the City Harbor for sweeping views, and then visit the Maritime Museum<\/strong> to learn about Dubrovnik\u2019s seafaring history.\u00a0<\/p>\n We then set off to find the popular Buza II Bar. <\/strong>In Croatian, buza<\/em> means \u201ca hole in the wall,\u201d and the casual hang-out definitely lives up to that name. Arrive early to snag a prime spot to soak in the gorgeous sunset over the Adriatic Sea, watch daring cliff divers splash into the water below, and toast with some local wine and cold beers (bottle-only). <\/p>\n TIP:<\/strong> Expect to walk many steep steps down to the bar area and bring euros. Buza II Bar offers better sunset views than Buza I Bar.<\/p>\n For a formal night out, we dined at Posat<\/a>, <\/strong>a top-rated sophisticated restaurant that shines with its seasonally-inspired, farm-to-table, slow-cooked Mediterranean cuisine. The <\/strong>luxurious ambiance features live piano music, an elegant indoor dining room, impeccable service, and a terrace boasting stunning views of the City Walls aglow at night. Posat serves the freshest seafood straight from their seawater aquarium, whips up their own breads, pasta, and desserts, and Chef Ivica Ud\u017eenija even grows most of their vegetables.<\/p>\n We whetted our appetites with a welcome snack of white fish mousse, alongside an impressive selection of breads. For starters, we enjoyed fresh mozzarella, tomatoes, and sweet peppers with pesto, and also expertly-sliced and seasoned octopus carpaccio. <\/p>\n Standout dishes for us included tasty grilled scallops wrapped in zucchini served with pesto and beetroot risotto, creamy prawn risotto with delicious peppery parmesan sauce, and super fresh grilled meagre fish fillet au gratin. Thankfully, we saved room to share a chocolate bomb\u2014sponge cake with dark chocolate mousse and ganache, enhanced by after-dinner drinks. <\/p>\n During dinner, we also savored the Cuvee Miljas Dry, a local white wine made from a blend of two native Croatian grapes. Our dinner was an incredible experience all around.<\/p>\n As night fell, we explored the city center by moonlight. What a romantic end to a memorable day.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n Begin your day beyond the Old City walls by embarking on a strenuous climb up 200-plus steps to reach another \u201cmust-visit\u201d historic site, Fort Lawrence<\/strong> (Fort Lovrijenac). Situated high above the city, this fortified defensive tower once protected against invasions from both land and sea. Fort Lawrence was featured in GOT as the Red Keep and is known as \u201cDubrovnik\u2019s Gibraltar.\u201d While the fortress is sparse inside, the views from the top are spectacular.\u00a0<\/p>\n Time to head back through the Old City\u2019s main entrance, the Pile Gate<\/strong>, to shop along the grand pedestrian-only Stradun (Street)<\/strong>, and watch buskers perform in front of Onofrio\u2019s Large Fountain<\/strong>, adorned with sixteen stone masks and a statue of a dog. Spend hours simply meandering through the labyrinth of narrow alleys, grabbing a gelato, sipping coffee, and soaking in this magical town.\u00a0<\/p>\n For lunch, we decided to save time and pick up sandwiches to go. But if you are in the mood for a relaxing sit-down meal, check out the well-rated Gradska Kavana Arsenal<\/strong>, conveniently located near Dubrovnik\u2019s Lu\u017ea Square, and with outdoor seating overlooking the marina.\u00a0<\/p>\n For the afternoon, select one or more of the following activities to entertain your family:<\/p>\n -Get onto the water! Book a sailboat or speedboat tour, or rent a kayak (or take a kayak tour), to explore the majestic coastline.\u00a0<\/p>\n -Experience the mid-14th century Franciscan Monastery<\/strong>, which includes a serene cloister, museum, and historic pharmacy.\u00a0<\/p>\n -Discover some of the city\u2019s many religious sites including the Dubrovnik Synagogue and Museum<\/strong> (the oldest Sephardic Jewish Temple in the world), Church of St. Ignatius<\/strong>, Church of St. Blaise<\/strong>, Church of St. Dominic<\/strong>, Church of St. Francis<\/strong>, and Dubrovnik Cathedral<\/strong>.\u00a0<\/p>\n To cap off our day in Old Town, we dined at Michelin-recommended Marco Polo<\/a><\/strong>. This cozy family restaurant, set in a romantic courtyard, lives up to the hype! Marco Polo offers a creative blend of traditional and modern Dalmatian dishes inspired by the heritage of Croatia and the Silk Road, and the family\u2019s long-term residency in Dubrovnik. <\/p>\n The menu embodies their gastro philosophy of \u201crustic recipes, fresh ingredients and modern interpretation,\u201d showcasing a commitment to local ingredients and Croatian wines. Marco Polo prides itself on serving dishes which draw inspiration from recipes of the owners\u2019 grandmothers alongside contemporary trends.<\/p>\n Our starters blew us away. The Dalmatian prosciutto, smoked for 45 days, dried by the natural Dalmatian \u201cBura\u201d north wind,and then matured for another 16 months, accompanied beautifully by fig jam, melts in your mouth. The Istrian fu\u017ei, a lip-smacking bowl of homemade pasta in a creamy white sauce, accented by succulent shrimp and mushrooms, finished with fresh Istrian black truffle leaves, left us dazzled\u2014the best truffle dish we\u2019ve ever encountered! <\/p>\n For our main courses, we relished the house speciality, 24-hour tender pork belly enveloped in a flavorful veal sauce. It was so fun cooking the sizzling beefsteak at our table on a heated lava stone. Vegetarians and seafood lovers will face tough choices with mouthwatering options like their signature blue tuna steak in crispy sesame crust, sea bass fillet with caramelized fennel and cherry tomato marmalade, and cauliflower steak with black lentils. <\/p>\n The grand finale was My Grandma\u2019s Cake, a must-order dessert encapsulating the great care poured into Marco Polo\u2019s dishes. With attentive service and a dimly lit, charming outdoor setting, our dinner filled us with joyful memories.\u00a0<\/p>\n After dinner we toasted the evening in the Hilton Dubrovnik\u2019s very sophisticated Imperial Bar and Lounge. Sharing stories with fellow travelers while enjoying drinks inspired by the 19th-century Shaw\u2019s Book of Cocktails made the night even more unforgettable. If you prefer a more lively end to the night, we walked by many buzzing bars and nightclubs within the walls of the Old Town on our circuitous route back to our hotel.\u00a0<\/p>\n Today\u2019s a fantastic day to explore beyond the city center! Start with a quick taxi boat ride from the Old Port to the compact Lokrum Island (just about one-third square mile), a nature preserve where you\u2019ll be greeted by wild peacocks and rabbits. Here you can walk through the ruins of an abandoned 11th-century monastery, a star-shaped fortress from Napoleon\u2019s era, exotic botanical gardens, and even take a dip in the island\u2019s \u201cDead Sea\u201d salt water lake. <\/p>\n For you GOT fans, don\u2019t forget to snap a photo sitting in the original Iron Throne in the visitor center. TIP:<\/strong> During low season in the fall, boats to Lokrum run less frequently than peak season in the summer.<\/p>\n After returning to town, hop a short ride to Hotel More Dubrovnik<\/a> <\/strong>in Lapad, right beyond Dubrovnik. Enjoy a casual lunch at the hotel\u2019s Waterfront Terrace with sweeping views of the Bay of Lapad. Then head inside and marvel at the hotel\u2019s other-worldly, tri-level natural Cave Bar<\/strong>, rightfully named one of the coolest bars in the world! <\/p>\n Order a refreshing cocktail and seek out the most photogenic spot\u2014a side room with a towering and glowing inner grotto. Fabulous! If you have extra time, relax at the nearby pristine Lapad Bay Beach<\/strong> or stroll along the Lapad Promenade,<\/strong> enjoying the sea breeze.<\/p>\n A few hours before sunset, take the Dubrovnik Cable Car<\/a> <\/strong>up Mt. Srd for incredible views. History buffs can begin their time on Mt. Srd by visiting the Homeland War Museum <\/strong>at Fort Imperial, which showcases original photographs, military gear, and other memorabilia. <\/p>\n I highly recommend you get a cocktail at the very popular Panorama Restaurant<\/strong>, famed for <\/strong>the <\/strong>very best views in all of Dubrovnik\u2014be sure to book a reservation weeks ahead if you plan to dine here. The vistas of the Old City, the shimmering Adriatic Sea, and nearby islands are absolutely breathtaking. If you stay until darkness falls, you will be in for a treat as the city lights below begin to twinkle.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n After our cable car ride down the mountain, we dined at the enchanting Imperial Terrace<\/a><\/strong> at the Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik, a haven for delicious Dalmatian dishes, Croatian wines, and nostalgic cocktails. Whether you choose the grand terrace overlooking Fort Lawrence or the spacious dining room, you\u2019re destined for a special night! The Mediterranean-inspired menu thoughtfully crafted by Executive Chef Julija Ba\u0161i\u0107, blends creative contemporary takes on cherished family recipes, accented by locally-sourced produce.\u00a0<\/p>\n We began our culinary journey with a curated Croatian Antipasto platter featuring Dalmatian prosciutto, smoked sausage, Slavonian kulen, local cheese, and other treats. We also savored the Adriatic shrimp in decadent garlic butter. Yummy! My husband relished his tenderloin cut of beef from a Croatian family farm, accompanied by fried sweet potatoes. I am so glad I took our server\u2019s advice and ordered the \u0160kartoc Sea Bass fillet with root vegetables and lemon cream sauce. <\/p>\n The traditional Dalmatian baking-in-parchment technique produced a tender, flavorful dish by steaming the ingredients in their own juices\u2014absolute perfection. We capped off our meal by splitting the made-from-scratch dark chocolate souffl\u00e9 paired with bitter orange ice cream, celebrating the city of Dubrovnik, where countless courtyards and gardens are adorned with bitter orange trees.\u00a0<\/p>\n We ended our night on our balcony with a bottle of chilled champagne under the silver moon, awed by the priceless views.\u00a0<\/p>\n Our stay at the magnificent Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik<\/a><\/strong> was truly extraordinary and captivated us in every single way! This iconic hotel with original 19th-century architectural features dating from 1897 has been completely renovated. From the tastefully decorated, airy common spaces and the elegant lobby bar to the executive lounge offering delightful drinks and tasty treats, every moment felt exceptional.<\/p>\n The expansive breakfast buffet provided an energizing start to each day. The hotel is a luxurious retreat featuring a sunlit, glass-roof indoor pool, a well-equipped fitness center, and even a full-service spa providing massages, body scrubs, facials, laser therapy, and more.\u00a0<\/p>\n And our suite was a dreamy oasis, transforming our stay into the ultimate vacation. Our balcony offered the most stunning views of the Adriatic Sea, the Old City Walls, and Fort Lawrence\u2014 an awe-inspiring experience from sunrise to sunset. With unparalleled hospitality, the staff\u2019s friendly and polite nature made our stay even more memorable. <\/p>\n With a central location mere steps from the Old City, we easily returned to our room to freshen up before dinner or adapt to the changing weather or activities. We will definitely stay again at the Hilton the next time we visit Dubrovnik!\u00a0<\/p>\n DISCLAIMER<\/strong><\/p>\n The author was provided with some discounted and\/or complimentary meals so that she could try the restaurants and review them for your information. All opinions are her own. Most images courtesy of Lisa Grabelle unless otherwise noted.<\/em><\/p>\n ABOUT THE AUTHOR<\/strong><\/p>\n This guest post was written by Lisa Grabelle. Lisa, a freelance travel writer, has been traveling all her life\u202644 countries and loving it! Originally from the sunny skies of Miami, Lisa, a former big firm lawyer, lives near Philadelphia. Travel is her passion. As soon as one vacation ends, Lisa busily plans her next adventure for her non-stop family of adventurers. Lisa\u2019s motto is \u201cdon\u2019t just visit the destination\u2026live it!\u201d You can follow Lisa on Instagram.<\/em><\/p>\n While most tourists flock in droves to Dubrovnik in the summer, they overlook the enchanting experience of visiting in the fall. Autumn brings a magical atmosphere, characterized by sparse crowds, pleasant weather, and a sense of tranquility. 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<\/figure>\nWHAT TO DO<\/strong> IN DUBROVNIK DURING FALL<\/h2>\n
DAY ONE: WELCOME TO OLD TOWN<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nDAY TWO: STEPS, STRADUN & SIGHTSEEING\u00a0<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nDAY THREE: BEYOND THE CITY WALLS<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nWHERE TO STAY<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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<\/figure>\nPRACTICAL TIPS<\/strong> FOR VISITING DUBROVNIK IN FALL<\/h2>\n
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