Immerse yourself in the world of art and culture in one of the most beautiful Croatian cities,
enjoy priceless experiences and make lasting memories.
The Dubrovnik Summer Festival features a rich and diverse music program including soloists, chamber ensembles, orchestras, choirs, showcasing a blend of classical masterpieces and contemporary works, with a spotlight on both established artists and emerging talents from Croatia as well as from across the world. The Festival’s strives to ensure a captivating experience for all attendees through each event, boasting also excellent theatre, folklore, film, art and children's programs.
The Dubrovnik Summer Festival is held each year in the historic city of Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic. A coastal gem in southern Croatia, Dubrovnik is world-renowned for its stunning city walls and stone architecture, breathtaking views, rich history, vibrant heritage as well as a lively culture and arts scene.
The Festival Is held in the Baroque-Renaissance Old Town, across enchanting forts, squares, churches, gardens, parks and palaces. It is accessible via every bus line, by taxi and other modes of transportation.
Dubrovnik is a treasure trove of historical and cultural sites - here you can explore the impressive Dubrovnik City Walls, the elegant Rector's Palace, and the Baroque-style Dubrovnik Cathedral. Nearby, the picturesque island of Lokrum offers a tranquil escape with its botanical gardens and historic ruins. The region's stunning coastal scenery and pristine beaches provide perfect relaxation spots. Take a stroll along Stradun, Dubrovnik's main street, with delicious gelato in hand or take a cable car ride up Mount Srđ for panoramic views and gourmet coffee – unique experiences abound at every corner.
There is a wide range of accommodations - luxury hotels, guesthouses, modern apartments and charming bed-and-breakfasts in and around the city itself. It is highly advisable to book your accommodations in advance.
There are an array of dining options, from exquisite high-end restaurants to charming local eateries and bustling street food joints. While there are no on-site restaurants at the Festival venues, the city's culinary scene is steps away.
The Festival has a more formal dress code. Given the summer season, lightweight and breathable clothing is recommended, along with shoes that are suitable for navigating the city's cobblestone streets.
