Dubrovnik - referát

Placa-Stradun

Finally I woud like just mention another symbol of the town.

Once inside Old Town, stroll down the 300 meter long Stradun. This is the widest street in the Old city. It also is the connector between the two ancient settlements that make up modern Dubrovnik. Stradun began as a bridge then became the main street. It is lined with cafes, stores, and gift shops. It also connects the two main gates, Ploče and Pile. As well each end is marked by fountains and bell towers. They provide excellent points of reference while walking through Old Town.

Summary

Let me just run over the key points again. Dubrovnik the 'Pearl of the Adriatic', situated on the Dalmatian coast, became an important Mediterranean sea power from the 13th century onwards. We can find there many important Middle Ages buildings as well as the magnificient walls protecting the old city. After excating city ​​sightseeing we just have a coffee on tha main street of Dubrovnik Placa-Stradun.

Conclusion

We are getting to the conclusion of my presentation.

As you can see, there are some very good reasons why you should visit this town. This city will impress you by its traditional appereance and many historical monuments and sights. When you get there you feel like the time has stopped and the history of the city lives again.

Closing

Thank you for your attention. If you have any questions, I’ll do my best to answer them.