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Dubrovnik 2011–2017 6 photos of this spot

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The Franjo Tuđman Bridge near Dubrovnik, Croatia, photographed in 2011. Opened in 2002 and named after Croatia's first president, the cable-stayed bridge carries road traffic across the Rijeka Dubrovačka inlet.

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Franjo Tuđman Bridge Side, Dubrovnik, 2011
Franjo Tuđman Bridge Side 2011 The Franjo Tuđman Bridge near Dubrovnik, Croatia, photographed in 2011. Opened in 2002 and named after Croatia's first president, the cable-stayed bridge carries road traffic across the Rijeka Dubrovačka inlet.
Dubrownik, Widok na morze z tarasu widokowego, Dubrovnik, 2011
Dubrownik, Widok na morze z tarasu widokowego 2011 Waves and coastline stretch out below the viewing terrace in Boninovo, Dubrovnik, in this 2011 image of the city's Adriatic shoreline.
Dubrownik, Widok na morze z tarasu widokowego, Dubrovnik, 2011
Dubrownik, Widok na morze z tarasu widokowego 2011 The open sea beyond Dubrovnik's Boninovo district, viewed from the neighborhood's observation deck in 2011, overlooking Croatia's Adriatic coast.
Dubrownik, Widok na morze z tarasu widokowego, Dubrovnik, 2011
Dubrownik, Widok na morze z tarasu widokowego 2011 The coastal view from Boninovo's terrace in Dubrovnik, photographed in 2011, taking in the open sea beyond the district's cliffs.
Dubrownik, Widok na morze z tarasu widokowego, Dubrovnik, 2011
Dubrownik, Widok na morze z tarasu widokowego 2011 This 2011 photograph shows the sea view from the observation deck in Dubrovnik's Boninovo district, a vantage point above the Adriatic.
Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik, 2017
Dubrovnik 2017 A 2017 photograph of Dubrovnik, the fortified Croatian city long nicknamed the 'Pearl of the Adriatic' for its combination of medieval architecture and coastal setting.