Dubrovnik Walls through time

Dubrovnik 2007–2019 45 photos of this spot

45 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Dubrovnik, spanning 2007–2019. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

This 2007 photograph looks over the old quarters of Dubrovnik, Croatia, where dense clusters of terracotta rooftops descend toward the Adriatic Sea within the city's fortified walls.

Dubrovnik 2007 This 2007 photograph looks over the old quarters of Dubrovnik, Croatia, where dense clusters of terracotta rooftops descend toward the Adriatic Sea within the city's fortified walls.

Дубровник. Ночь 2009 Dubrovnik's Old Town at night, 2009, its stone buildings and church towers lit against the dark sky above the Adriatic.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 A 2009 photograph of Dubrovnik's Old Town, the fortified Croatian city that has drawn visitors to its Adriatic harbour for centuries.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 Dubrovnik's harbour and city walls are visible in this 2009 photograph of the Old Town, the fortified core of the Adriatic city.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 This 2009 image shows a corner of Dubrovnik's walled Old Town along the Adriatic coast, within the medieval fortifications.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 Dubrovnik's Old Town sits behind roughly two kilometers of limestone walls encircling the Adriatic port, a fortified core that has drawn visitors to Croatia's southern coast for centuries. This 2009 view captures the tightly packed red-tiled roofs typical of the walled city.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 Red-roofed houses crowd within the ramparts of Dubrovnik's Old Town in this 2009 photograph, part of the fortified historic centre that UNESCO added to its World Heritage list in 1979 for its exceptional medieval and Renaissance architecture.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 Dubrovnik, on Croatia's Dalmatian coast, is defined by the massive stone walls that have protected its Old Town since the medieval period. Photographed in 2009, the city shows the dense limestone architecture that survives within those fortifications.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 This 2009 image documents Dubrovnik's walled Old Town, a former maritime republic on the Adriatic whose surviving medieval and Renaissance buildings made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979, drawing travelers from across the region.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 Dubrovnik's historic core, photographed in 2009, remains enclosed by the same limestone ramparts that shielded the city during its centuries as an independent maritime republic on the Dalmatian coast.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 Taken in 2009, this photograph shows part of Dubrovnik's Old Town, the walled Croatian port city whose stone streets and Baroque and Gothic buildings date largely from the 15th to 17th centuries.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 Dubrovnik's Stradun and surrounding lanes, paved in polished limestone, form the heart of the Old Town pictured here in 2009, once the main thoroughfare of the historic Republic of Ragusa.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 This 2009 photograph records a corner of Dubrovnik's walled Old Town on Croatia's Dalmatian coast, a city that flourished as the Republic of Ragusa from the 14th to early 19th century before its annexation by Napoleonic France.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 The fortified Old Town of Dubrovnik appears in this 2009 photograph, its dense stone architecture enclosed by walls first raised in the early medieval period and expanded through the 16th century to their present form.

Dubrovnik - Flickr 2009 Dubrovnik, photographed in 2009, is one of the best-preserved walled cities on the Adriatic, its Old Town added to the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1979 after centuries as an independent trading republic.

Sunset over Dubrovnik 2011 Sunset over Dubrovnik, Croatia, in 2011, with the red-tiled roofs of the old town and its medieval walls along the Adriatic coast, a view that has made the city one of Croatia's most photographed destinations.

Dubrovnik Walls 2011 Dubrovnik's city walls, photographed in 2011. Constructed mainly between the 13th and 16th centuries, the fortifications encircle the old town and rank among the most complete surviving in Europe.

Dubrovnik Cable Car 2011 The Dubrovnik Cable Car, photographed in 2011. Originally opened in 1969 and rebuilt after being destroyed during the war in the early 1990s, it carries visitors up Mount Srđ for views over the old town and the Adriatic.

Dubrovnik Walls 2011 A 2011 photograph of Dubrovnik's fortified walls. The ramparts, which stretch nearly two kilometers around the old town, were largely completed during the medieval and early modern periods of the Republic of Ragusa.

Dubrovnik Old Town 2011 Dubrovnik's Old Town, photographed in 2011, encircled by limestone walls raised between the 13th and 16th centuries to defend the maritime Republic of Ragusa. The district has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979.

Dubrovnik Old Town 2011 Another 2011 view within Dubrovnik's Old Town, whose dense streets of stone buildings sit inside the city's medieval defensive walls along the Adriatic coast.

Dubrovnik, Chorvátsko 2011 Dubrovnik, Croatia, photographed in 2011. Once the seat of the maritime Republic of Ragusa, the city is enclosed by defensive walls built up over the 13th to 16th centuries and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979.

Dubrovnik Old Town 2011 Dubrovnik's Old Town appears here in a 2011 photograph. Enclosed by walls dating largely from the 14th to 16th centuries, the district was the historic core of the former Republic of Ragusa.

Uliczka w Dubrovniku - Street of Dubrovnik 2012 A narrow lane threads through Dubrovnik's old town in this 2012 photograph, typical of the stone-paved streets that branch off the Stradun, the city's main thoroughfare, and climb toward the surrounding walls.

Дубровник. Улицы старого города 2012 A 2012 photograph of the narrow stone streets within Dubrovnik's walled Old Town, laid out largely according to the city's medieval and Renaissance-era urban plan.

Dubrovnik 2013 A view over Dubrovnik's harbour and the surrounding old town walls, on Croatia's Adriatic coast, in 2013.

Orthodoxe Kirche von Dubrovnik 2014 An Orthodox church in Dubrovnik, Croatia, photographed in 2014, within the city's historic walled center on the Dalmatian coast, reflecting the diverse religious communities the port once hosted.

Dubrovnik 2014 Another 2014 photograph of Dubrovnik, Croatia, showing the historic core of a city whose walls and stone architecture have been preserved since the era of the Republic of Ragusa.

Dubrownik - widok na wieżę zegarową 2015 A wide view down Dubrovnik's main promenade, the Stradun, framed by pale limestone facades with dark green shutters. Sunlight bathes the polished marble paving as visitors stroll past shopfronts toward the Baroque bell tower and clock, with the surrounding hills visible above the rooftops, photographed in 2015.

Dubrovnik Street 2015 A narrow side street climbs by a flight of stone steps between tall limestone buildings hung with lanterns and shuttered windows. Cafe tables and a t-shirt shop line the passage, with pedestrians resting or browsing in the shade of an awning, a scene typical of Dubrovnik's Old Town in 2015.

Dubrovnik 2015 An arched stone passage hung with a wrought-iron chandelier opens onto a narrow lane lined with cafe furniture and a shopfront reading 'Blanc du Nil.' Potted plants and stone walls worn smooth by centuries of use complete this glimpse of a Dubrovnik side street in 2015.

Dubrovnik 2015 Dried leaf garlands drape the stone walls of a narrow Dubrovnik lane, strung beside orange lantern fixtures and shuttered windows in what appears to be a decorated passage near a restaurant. The cobbled street recedes toward a brighter opening further along, photographed in 2015.

Dubrovnik Old Town 2016 Dubrovnik's Old Town photographed on 29 December 2016. The city sits on the Dalmatian coast and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979 for its well-preserved medieval architecture.

Stradun Dubrovnik 2016 Stradun, Dubrovnik's central limestone-paved street, photographed on 28 December 2016. It runs between the Old Town's Pile and Ploče gates.

Stradun Dubrovnik 2016 A view along Stradun in Dubrovnik, captured on 28 December 2016. The street was laid out over a former channel that once separated the old settlements of Ragusa and Dubrava.

Dubrovnik Old City Walls 2016 A section of the Dubrovnik city walls photographed on 29 December 2016, part of a fortification system that took shape over several centuries.

Dubrovnik Old City Walls 2016 The Old City Walls of Dubrovnik pictured on 29 December 2016. Several forts, including Minčeta Tower, anchor the corners of the circuit.

Dubrovnik Old City Walls 2016 Dubrovnik's ramparts captured on 29 December 2016, overlooking the terracotta rooftops and narrow streets of the Old Town below.

Dubrovnik Old City Walls 2016 A view of Dubrovnik's fortified walls, taken 29 December 2016. The defenses helped the Republic of Ragusa maintain its independence for centuries.

Dubrovnik Old City Walls 2016 The city walls of Dubrovnik photographed on 29 December 2016, with the Adriatic Sea visible beyond the ramparts that once shielded the Republic of Ragusa from attack.

Dubrovnik Old Town 2016 Dubrovnik's Old Town seen on 29 December 2016. The settlement's layout dates largely to reconstruction after the earthquake of 1667.

Dubrovnik Old Town 2016 A photograph of Dubrovnik's Old Town from 29 December 2016, showing the tightly packed stone buildings characteristic of the historic center.

Stradun, Dubrovnik - September 2017 Stradun, also known as Placa, is the main limestone-paved street running through Dubrovnik's walled Old Town in Croatia, lined with shops, cafes and historic buildings. This photograph was taken in September 2017.

Franziskanerkloster und Kirche am Pile Gate Eingang in der Altstadt von Dubrovnik, Kroatien 2019 Near the entrance to Dubrovnik's old town at Pile Gate stands a Franciscan monastery and church, one of the city's notable religious and architectural landmarks. This 2019 photograph shows the complex at the western approach to the walled city in Croatia.

Holy Annunciation Orthodox church, Dubrovnik, Croatia (PPL1-Corrected) julesvernex2 2019 The Holy Annunciation Orthodox Church serves Dubrovnik's Serbian Orthodox community within the city's historic old town in Croatia. This photograph, taken in 2019, shows the church among the walled city's religious buildings.