Dubrovnik Pass.
The city's official pass bundles the City Walls with a set of museums and unlimited Libertas buses. Whether it saves money depends almost entirely on the walls.
Short answer
The Dubrovnik Pass includes City Walls entry (€40 on its own for adults in 2026), several museums and unlimited city buses. Because the walls alone cost nearly as much as the 1-day pass, the pass is worth buying for almost anyone who plans to walk them.
What is included
City Walls
The single biggest item — €40 for an adult ticket bought separately in 2026.
Museums
Rector's Palace, the Maritime Museum, the Ethnographic Museum, the Natural History Museum and others in the city museum group.
Public transport
Unlimited Libertas city buses for the validity of the pass.
Choosing a duration
1-day pass
Right for cruise guests and short stays. Pays for itself on the walls alone.
3-day pass
The sweet spot for a normal city break with a museum day and bus travel to Lapad.
7-day pass
Only worth it if you are staying a full week and genuinely doing the museums.
Practical notes
The pass activates on first use, not at purchase — buy in advance without worrying about the clock.
Walls entry with a pass still means queueing at the entrance on busy days. Go at opening.
Children's and youth pricing differs; check current rates before buying for a family.
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