Dubrovnik Pass.

The Dubrovnik Pass (also known as the Dubrovnik Card) is the official city sightseeing pass. It bundles entrance tickets to cultural attractions, public transportation, and special discounts into one convenient digital pass.

Whether you are in Dubrovnik for a single day, a long weekend, or a full week, there is a pass option designed to match your stay — and usually save you money.

Prices are shown as a guide. Always check the official website for current rates and seasonal changes.

The Dubrovnik Pass provides free entrance to many important cultural attractions, plus transport and partner benefits:

• Dubrovnik City Walls

  The headline experience — walk the full circuit above the Old Town.

• Rector's Palace

  Historic seat of the Rector and a museum of Dubrovnik's past.

• Maritime Museum

  Housed in Fort St. John — models, maps, and seafaring history.

• Ethnographic Museum (Rupe)

  Traditional crafts, costumes, and rural life of the region.

• House of Marin Držić

  Dedicated to Dubrovnik's most famous playwright.

• Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik

  20th- and 21st-century Croatian and international works.

• Dubrovnik Natural History Museum

  Local geology, flora, fauna, and aquarium exhibits.

• Public transportation

  Libertas city buses within the pass validity period.

• Partner discounts

  Selected restaurants, tours, and experiences around the city.

Our local recommendation: If you plan to walk the City Walls, the pass is usually excellent value. The City Walls ticket alone is a significant part of the pass price, and the museums and transport make the rest a bonus.

For most first-time visitors, the 3-Day Dubrovnik Pass hits the sweet spot — enough time to see the Walls, visit a museum or two, and use the bus, without rushing.

• Best for cruise guests

  The 1-Day Pass covers the Walls and a museum in a single port day.

• Best for city breaks

  The 3-Day Pass lets you spread attractions across a relaxed stay.

• Best for longer holidays

  The 7-Day Pass suits day trips and repeated Old Town visits.

• Walk the Walls early or late

  Go at 08:00 opening or 2 hours before sunset to avoid crowds and heat.

• Wear comfortable shoes

  The Walls and Old Town are polished limestone and stone steps — grip matters.

• Plan museums for midday

  Escape the strongest sun by visiting indoor museums between 12:00 and 15:00.

• Use the included buses

  Bus 1A/1B, 3, 6, and 8 connect Gruž, Lapad, Babin Kuk, and the Old Town.

• Activate when ready

  The clock starts at first use — don't scan it until your first attraction or bus ride.

The pass activates on first use, not at purchase — you can buy it well in advance without worrying about the clock starting.

A pass does not skip the queue. On busy days you still line up at the City Walls entrance, so go at opening. Children's and youth pricing differs from the adult rate, so check the current family rates before buying for a group.

For the latest prices, the full list of included attractions, and to buy the pass online, visit the official Dubrovnik Pass website: