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temperatures reach 28 °C (82 °F), and at night drop to approximately 23 °C (73 °F). In spring and autumn, maximum temperatures are typically between 20 °C (68 °F) and 28 °C (82 °F). Dubrovnik has the mildest winters of any
Croatian city, with daytime temperatures around 13 °C (55 °F) in the coldest months. Snow in Dubrovnik is very rare.
1980:, typically referred to in Dubrovnik's historical documents simply as "Slavic". To oppose the demographic change due to increased Slavic immigration from the Balkans, the native Romance population of Ragusa, which made up the oligarchic government of the Republic, tried to prohibit the use of any Slavic languages in official councils. Archeologists have also discovered medieval
1916:, with promises of power and influence (which were later cut short and who died in ignominy, branded as a traitor by his people), they managed to convince him that the gate to the east was to be kept closed to the Ragusan forces and to let the Austrian forces enter the City from the west, without any Ragusan soldiers, once the French garrison of 500 troops under General
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1430:. The size of the old basilica clearly indicates that there was quite a large settlement at the time. There is also evidence for the presence of a settlement in the pre-Christian era, most notably the finding of ancient coins from the 3rd and 2nd century BC, as well as archeological fragments from the 1st century BC in the area of the old City port.
1807:. However, this was a deception because as soon as they entered the city, they proceeded to occupy it in the name of Napoleon. Almost immediately after the beginning of the French occupation, Russian and Montenegrin troops entered Ragusan territory and began fighting the French army, raiding and pillaging everything along the way and culminating in
1570:'s chief rival for control of the Adriatic. This alliance enabled the two towns set on opposite sides of the Adriatic to resist attempts by the Venetians to make the Adriatic a "Venetian Bay", also controlling directly or indirectly all the Adriatic ports. Ancona and Dubrovnik developed an alternative trade route to the Venetian (Venice–
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A feature of
Dubrovnik is its walls which run almost 2 kilometres (1.2 miles) around the city. The walls are 4 to 6 metres (13–20 feet) thick on the landward side but are much thinner on the seaward side. The system of turrets and towers was intended to protect the vulnerable city. The walls of
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After this, the Flag of Saint Blaise was flown alongside the
Austrian and British colors, but only for two days because, on 30 January, General Milutinović ordered Mayor Sabo Giorgi to lower it. Overwhelmed by a feeling of deep patriotic pride, Giorgi, the last Rector of the Republic, refused to do
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completed the aqueduct with two public fountains, both built in 1438. Close to the Pile Gate stands the Big
Onofrio's Fountain in the middle of a small square. It may have been inspired by the former Romanesque baptistry of the former cathedral in Bunić Square. The sculptural elements were lost in
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in 1882 strongly affected in the areas of Korčula and
Dubrovnik. It was greeted by the mayor (podestà) of Dubrovnik Rafael Pucić, the National Reading Club of Dubrovnik, the Workers Association of Dubrovnik and the review "Slovinac" as well as by the communities of Kuna and Orebić, the latter one
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By 2018, the city had to take steps to reduce the excessive number of tourists, especially in the Old Town. One method to moderate the overcrowding was to stagger the arrival/departure times of cruise ships to spread the number of visitors more evenly during the week. In 2023, Dubrovnik's mayor
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that
Austria adopted for the Vienna Congress should have meant that the Republic would be restored, the Austrian Empire managed to convince the other allies to allow it to keep the territory of the Republic. While many smaller and less significant cities and former countries were permitted an
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blows cold gusts down the
Adriatic coast between October and April, and thundery conditions are common year round, even in summer, when they interrupt the warm, sunny days. The air temperatures can slightly vary, depending on the area or region. Typically, in July and August daytime maximum
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Dalmatico: Resti di un'antica lingua romanza parlata da Veglia a Ragusa e sua collocazione nella Romània appennino-balcanica / A cura di Aldo Duro. Rome: Instituto della Enciclopedia Italiana, 2000. pp. 1—350. (Biblioteca dell'Enciclopedia: lingua e letteratura).
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who converted to
Christianity, were attracted to the city. In May 1544, a ship landed there filled exclusively with Portuguese refugees, as Balthasar de Faria reported to King John. During this time one of the most famous cannon and bell founders of his time worked in the city:
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Habsburg administrative system and new national movement claiming ethnicity as the founding block toward a community—posed a particularly perplexing problem: Dalmatia was a province ruled by the German-speaking
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sent a force under General Todor Milutinović offering to help their Ragusan allies. However, as was soon shown, their intention was to in fact replace the French occupation of Ragusa with their own. Seducing one of the temporary governors of the Republic,
1864:, all the social classes of the Ragusan people rose up in a general insurrection, led by the patricians, against the Napoleonic invaders. On 18 June 1813, together with British forces they forced the surrender of the French garrison of the island of
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to Venice. One of the larger churches in the city is named after Saint Blaise. February 3 is the feast of Sveti Vlaho. Every year the city of Dubrovnik celebrates the holiday with Mass, parades, and festivities that last for several days.
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audience, that right was refused to the representative of the Ragusan Republic. All of this was in blatant contradiction to the solemn treaties that the Austrian Emperors signed with the Republic: the first on 20 August 1684, in which
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The economic wealth of the Republic was partially the result of the land it developed, but especially of seafaring trade. With the help of skilled diplomacy, Dubrovnik merchants travelled lands freely and the city had a huge fleet of
2245:. Communist leadership during the next several years continued political prosecutions, which culminated on 12 April 1947 with the capture and imprisonment of more than 90 citizens of Dubrovnik. After the war the remaining members of
2119:) (1828–1890) was elected for first time Podestà of Dubrovnik in the year 1869 after this was re-elected in 1872, 1875, 1882, 1884) and elected twice into the Dalmatian Council, 1870, 1876. The victory of the Nationalists in
1636:, instead of a cistern, was constructed in 1438 by the Neapolitan architect and engineer Onofrio della Cava. He completed the aqueduct with two public fountains. He also built a number of mills along one of its branches.
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the bureaucratic, tax, religious, educational, and trade structure. These steps largely failed, despite the intention of wanting to stimulate the economy. Once the personal, political and economic damage of
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is a 45-day-long cultural event with live plays, concerts and games. It has been awarded a Gold International Trophy for Quality (2007) by the Editorial Office in collaboration with the Trade Leaders Club.
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Nadbiskup Želimir Puljić i ratni gradonačelnik Poljanić o Francescu Cossigi: ‘Bio je zaljubljen u naš grad. Zvao je Beograd, pitao ‘kako su mogli bombardirati hrvatsku Veneciju i poslao nam brodom hranu i
1740:. This status also allowed increased trade with the inland regions through the Balkan overland trade which made merchants from Dubrovnik to build up a strong network unequaled with other Christian states.
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1936:, elected at the last meeting of the Major Council, was denied participation in the Congress, while Milutinović, prior to the final agreement of the allies, assumed complete control of the city.
1330:), a Greek city situated some 15 km (9 mi) to the south of Ragusa, when that city was destroyed in the Slavic incursions of the 7th century. The name is explained as a corruption of a
2272:. The growth of tourism also led to the decision to demilitarise the Dubrovnik Old Town. The income from tourism was pivotal in the post-war development of the city, including its airport. The
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closed the terrace of a bar in Stradun for the nuisance it created for the neighborhood and announced a ban on wheeled luggage in the old town to limit noise on paved streets of the Old Town.
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and Italian. The presence of Croatian in everyday speech increased in the late 13th century, and in literary works in the mid-15th century. In the coming decades, Dubrovnik became a cradle of
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1717:(also known as Magister Johannes Baptista Arbensis de la Tolle). By 1571 Dubrovnik had sold its protection over some Christian settlements in other parts of the Ottoman Empire to France and
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for seven months and suffered significant damage from shelling. After undergoing repair and restoration works in the 1990s and early 2000s, it re-emerged as one of the Mediterranean's top
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Few of Dubrovnik's Renaissance buildings survived the earthquake of 1667 but enough remained to give an idea of the city's architectural heritage. The finest Renaissance highlight is the
2139:) railway line was opened primarily to connect the port city of Dubrovnik with the interior of Bosnia and Herzegovina and further into Europe. The line was operational from 1901 to 1976.
2156:(1837–1921), one of the leaders of the People's Party in Dalmatia, played the main role in the merger of the People's Party and the Party of Right into a single Croatian Party in 1905.
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The Republic of Ragusa received its own Statutes as early as 1272, which, among other things, codified Roman practice and local customs. The Statutes included prescriptions for
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that lasted for seven months. The heaviest artillery attack was on 6 December with 19 people killed and 60 wounded. The number of casualties in the conflict, according to the
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1693:) to America, and brought parts of their culture and flora home with them. One of its keys to success was not conquering, but trading and sailing under a white flag with the
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so "for the masses had hoisted it". Subsequent events proved that Austria took every possible opportunity to invade the entire coast of the eastern Adriatic, from Venice to
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2003:. Italian took root among the Dalmatian-speaking merchant upper classes, as a result of Venetian influence which strengthened the original Latin element of the population.
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is set in Dubrovnik and was filmed on location there. Although the story is fiction the fighting between Italian and German troops depicted at the end is based on fact.
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liberated Dubrovnik, arresting more than 300 citizens and executing 53 without trial; this event came to be known, after the small island on which it occurred, as the
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were an Australian Independent rock band formed in 1987. Often regarded as a 'Supergroup' due to the band members having played in various established bands such as
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on the outside but the interior contains an art museum and a Gothic-Romanesque church. A special treasure of the Dominican monastery is its library with 216
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demanded that his troops be allowed to rest and be provided with food and drink in the city before continuing on to take possession of their holdings in the
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archipelago) off the coast of Dubrovnik, including from north to south (the islands in bold are larger and populated, and most of these are uninhabited):
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is a Gothic-Renaissance structure that displays finely carved capitals and an ornate staircase. It now houses a museum. Its façade is depicted on the
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was attested for the first time in history when a crime witness testified: "I heard a voice crying on the mountain in the Albanian language" (
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2318:, which at that time were republics within SFR Yugoslavia, declared their independence. The Socialist Republic of Croatia was renamed as the
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early in the 15th century and valued liberty highly. The city successfully balanced its sovereignty between the interests of Venice and the
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had been overcome, new movements began to form in the region, calling for a political reorganisation of the Adriatic along national lines.
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or the source of the name. Putanec (1993) gives a review of etymological suggestion, and favours an explanation of the name as pre-Greek ("
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promises and guarantees inviolate liberty ("inviolatam libertatem") to the Republic, and the second in 1772, in which the Empress
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that killed over 5,000 citizens, levelled most of the public buildings and, consequently, negatively affected the
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by the end of October, but the danger of sudden attacks by the JNA lasted for another three years.
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Pearson, Joseph (2010). "Dubrovnik's Artistic Patrimony, and its Role in War Reporting (1991)".
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which dates from the 16th century and is currently used to house the National Archives. The
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in 1571, at that time there were only 16 other countries which had Cardinal protectors.
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7940:"[VIDEO] Star Wars Episode VIII Starts Shooting in Dubrovnik this Week"
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has been playing in the third tier of the Croatian football pyramid for years.
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was built in the 18th century and houses an impressive Treasury with relics of
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in the world, which dates back to before 1492. Also, the third-oldest European
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of France. In the early 19th to early 20th century, Dubrovnik was part of the
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8162:. Travel and Leisure. Published January 8, 2023. Access date April 5, 2023.
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8194:. Dubrovački vjesnik. Published 30 January 2023. Access date 30 June 2023.
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5817:(in Croatian). Dubrovnik: Ogranak Matice hrvatske u Dubrovniku. p. 9.
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Dubrovački prirodoslovci u vrhu povijesti znanosti (od 15. do 19. stoljeća)
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5144:(Dubrovnik, 1987), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion
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the earthquake of 1667. Water jets gush out of the mouth of the sixteen
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Earthquake Monitoring and Seismic Hazard Mitigation in Balkan Countries
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Dubrovnik and the American Revolution: Francesco Favi's Letters,
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6535:"The Republic of Ragusa: an episode of the Turkish conquest"
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The population was 42,615 in 2011, down from 49,728 in 1991
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View from the city wall of Old Town Dubrovnik, December 2019
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The walls have been visited by 1.3 million people in 2018.
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of the Republic. In 1699, the Republic was forced to sell
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The Republic gradually declined due to a combination of a
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and the regulation of quarantine (for sanitary reasons).
762:
735:
8370:(in Croatian) (3). Linguistic Research Institute of the
6772:
4709:. Buses connect the airport with the Dubrovnik old main
1995:
as spoken in the republic was heavily influenced by the
1616:, still operating to this day, being opened in 1317. An
1111:
8557:. Vol. 22 (11th ed.). 1911. pp. 816–817.
6419:
6395:
6371:
5078:(Dubrovnik, 1976), pop singer, composer, and songwriter
4792:), a University Centre for Postgraduate Studies of the
2196:
of the Kingdom. When Yugoslavia was divided among nine
1721:. At that time there was also a colony of Dubrovnik in
1643:
which was of Latin-Dalmatian extraction and formed two
1586:. Ragusa was an important base for the traffic of the
1578:): starting in Dubrovnik it went on to Ancona, through
1543:, although it was a tributary from 1382 to 1804 of the
1217:) "fissure"; from the name of the Epirote tribe of the
911:. The prosperity of the city was historically based on
6963:"Dubrovnik Finds Hint of Deja Vu in Serbian Artillery"
6173:
Piers Letcher, Robin McKelvie, Jenny McKelvie (2007),
5688:
Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in 2021
3951:
of Dubrovnik is equal to 51.2 cm (20.2 in).
2124:
getting the nationalist government even before Split.
1524:, who had rights over the island as ruler of parts of
621:
8562:
Youtube.com: Dubrovnik — digital video reconstruction
8366:[About the place-name Ragusa for Dubrovnik].
6581:
Migrations and invasions in Greece and adjacent areas
6266:
6155:
1119:
809:
774:
765:
759:
7967:"Star Wars Adds Shine to Croatian 'Pearl' Dubrovnik"
6300:
An economic and social history of the Ottoman Empire
6020:
5943:
5889:
Oleh Havrylyshyn; Nora Srzentić (10 December 2014).
5594:
794:
756:
750:
747:
729:
9709:
8536:
UNESCO World Heritage Centre: Old City of Dubrovnik
8435:
7729:
Census of Population, Households and Dwellings 2011
7677:
Census of Population, Households and Dwellings 2011
6928:
5839:"The European Cities Most Overloaded with Tourists"
1811:during which 3,000 cannonballs fell on it. In 1808
1316:(10th century). According to this account, Ragusa (
800:
744:
8420:, Foreign Countries and British Colonies, London:
7341:"No more wheel suitcases in Dubrovnik - Newsendip"
7314:
7104:. Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service
6842:
6512:. University of Michigan Press. pp. 155–156.
5776:. Australian Bureau of Statistics. 9 October 2022.
4974:(Dubrovnik, 1818), poet, dramatist, and playwright
2142:In 1905, the Committee for establishing electric
923:. At the same time, Dubrovnik became a cradle of
11915:
8475:
7187:
7185:
6644:Narrow Gauge Railways of Bosnia-Hercegovina, The
3722:The city boasts many old buildings, such as the
3297:Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service
2488:Dubrovnik is located in the southern tip of the
2480:", expected to be open to visitors in May 2024.
1306:The classical explanation of the name is due to
1229:has also been proposed. It has been proposed by
11974:Populated places established in the 7th century
7275:Karen Tormé Olson; Sanja Bazulic Olson (2006).
6748:"Otpor Hrvatske Mladeži U Dubrovniku 1944–1947"
6296:
5185:List of twin towns and sister cities in Croatia
5030:(Dubrovnik, 1938), pop-classical-chanson singer
2440:Wreckage of IFO-21 on a mountain near Dubrovnik
1426:basilica from the 8th century and parts of the
1278:
11944:Mediterranean port cities and towns in Croatia
8461:Austria-Hungary, Including Dalmatia and Bosnia
8291:
7047:"Ron Brown dies in plane crash, April 3, 1996"
6826:"Festival in Focus: Dubrovnik Summer Festival"
6808:"A Short overview of the history of Dubrovnik"
5979:Institute of Croatian Language and Linguistics
5964:"Naziv Labusedum iz 11. st. za grad Dubrovnik"
2402:, sustained 650 hits by artillery rounds. The
2383:accounting for 6.8 percent of the population.
2345:set up a military outpost in the city itself.
2159:
1435:
1102:of the Adriatic city is first recorded in the
68:
11739:
9949:
9695:
9293:
9086:
8896:
8612:
8422:Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington
8416:David Kay (1880), "Principal Towns: Ragusa",
8318:
7667:
7665:
7182:
7142:
6695:
6617:"A Short History of the Railways in Dalmatia"
6550:"La presenza italiana in Dalmazia, 1866–1943"
6218:An Historical Geography of the Ottoman Empire
6059:
5812:
5178:
4790:American College of Management and Technology
3975:Saint Ignatius Church, part of former Jesuit
3877:. The city's Dominican Monastery resembles a
3854:, an 18th-century crucifix from Jerusalem, a
3711:The Old Town of Dubrovnik is depicted on the
1442:
888:
11959:Populated places in Dubrovnik-Neretva County
9100:
7044:
6578:Nicholas Geoffrey Lemprière Hammond (1976).
2394:, was 114 killed civilians, among them poet
2249:of Dubrovnik left Yugoslavia towards Italy (
1824:
1124:referring to 'oak wood' or 'oak forest', as
8626:
8276:
7226:
7224:
7222:
6537:. London: J. M. Dent & Co. p. 370.
6247:
5681:"Population by Age and Sex, by Settlements"
4812:at the new arena, along with the countries
3858:(1541) by Bemardin Gucetic and illuminated
1150:
878:
212:
11891:Regatta of the Historical Marine Republics
11746:
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9702:
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9093:
9079:
8903:
8889:
8619:
8605:
8502:
8408:Bradshaw's Hand-Book to the Turkish Empire
7662:
6252:. Zagreb: Naprijed, Naklada. p. 354.
5673:
5012:twice across the Atlantic in 1870 and 1871
4675:
4667:Croatian Bureau of Statistics publications
3552:
2030:Unveiling of the Gundulić monument in 1893
1890:unopposed domination over the Adriatic sea
1868:, soon also the heavily fortified town of
1725:in Morocco. The bishop of Dubrovnik was a
1632:opened in 1432. A 20 km (12 mi)
1508:, Dubrovnik came under the sovereignty of
934:The entire city was almost destroyed in a
9309:Cities and towns of Croatia by population
8415:
8101:
8073:
6869:
6621:Helena Bunijevac (Railway Museum, Zagreb)
6440:"Dubrovnik Under French Rule (1810–1814)"
6431:
6297:Quataert, Donald; İnalcık, Halil (1997).
5929:Miroslav Krleža Institute of Lexicography
5766:
4786:Rochester Institute of Technology Croatia
3764:in 1192. The island includes a fortress,
2432:Post-war Dubrovnik in Republic of Croatia
2256:Under communism Dubrovnik became part of
1594:, from which they were sold on to either
1322:) is the foundation of the refugees from
8963:Coat of arms of Dubrovnik-Neretva County
8340:
7699:A&E Television Networks, History.com
7219:
7116:
6493:
6481:
6469:
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6413:
6401:
6389:
6377:
6365:
6353:
6096:"Povijesni pregled razvoja područja DNŽ"
6062:Povijest Dubrovnika do 1808, Knjiga Prva
5749:Cambridge English Pronouncing Dictionary
5399:
4980:(Dubrovnik, 1821), writer and politician
4845:
4697:is the third busiest airport in Croatia.
4689:
4274:
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2204:. In 1939, Dubrovnik became part of the
2171:
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2126:
2033:
2025:
1959:
1843:
1782:
1742:
1558:For centuries, Dubrovnik was an ally of
1480:
1468:
1368:
1360:
1002:Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
253:The location of Dubrovnik within Croatia
8258:Adriana Kremenjaš-Daničić, ed. (2006).
8112:Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop
7987:
7964:
7839:"The examination of the seabed started"
6899:
6640:
6532:
6505:
6248:Radovinovic, Radovan, ed. (July 1999).
5961:
5955:
3900:(center) and St Blaise's church (right)
3842:banknote, issued in 1993 and 2002. The
2557:There are several islands (part of the
2292:Siege of Dubrovnik and its consequences
2050:annexed these provinces after the 1815
1747:Dubrovnik before the earthquake in 1667
1225:substrate. A connection to the name of
1087:until 1808, and of the city within the
903:and later under the sovereignty of the
14:
11916:
11753:
8541:Encyclopædia Britannica.com: Dubrovnik
8361:
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6272:
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5949:
5855:100 Most Beautiful Cities of the World
5851:
5482:was filmed on locations in Dubrovnik.
4936:(Ragusa, 1589 – 1638), writer and poet
4810:2025 World Men's Handball Championship
4097:
3904:The Neapolitan architect and engineer
3794:
3758:Richard the Lionheart, King of England
2637:Another island disputedly part of the
1778:
1566:rival of Venice, which was itself the
1555:and other Italian maritime republics.
11999:Territories of the Republic of Venice
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9683:
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8503:Trudy Ring, ed. (1996). "Dubrovnik".
8372:Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
8262:. Dubrovnik: Europski dom Dubrovnik.
8157:25 Most Beautiful Cities in the World
7566:. Sacred Destinations. Archived from
7514:. Sacred Destinations. Archived from
7488:. Sacred Destinations. Archived from
7329:from the original on 11 January 2022.
6845:Revue d'études comparatives Est-Ouest
6779:. Palgrave Macmillan UK. p. 71.
6714:
6712:
6437:
5730:
5530:25 Most Beautiful Cities in the World
5395:
4891:, 1528), typographist and bookseller.
4798:Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
4796:, and an Institute of History of the
4038:
3928:(who also built St Blaise's church).
2200:in 1929, the city became part of the
1815:issued a proclamation abolishing the
1787:Territory of the Republic before 1808
1765:two mainland patches of its territory
1755:shipping crisis and the catastrophic
1458:
1273:. The name of the city in the native
1083:), remained the official name of the
974:in 1929, before becoming part of the
821:
704:
11979:7th-century establishments in Europe
6175:Dubrovnik, 2nd: The Bradt City Guide
6122:
5535:
5162:(Dubrovnik, 1995), basketball player
5138:(Dubrovnik, 1987), basketball player
5114:(Dubrovnik, 1985), basketball player
5108:(Dubrovnik, 1985), basketball player
5072:(Dubrovnik, 1975), basketball player
5042:(Dubrovnik, 1950 - 2023), pop singer
4912:(Ragusa, 1568 – 1626), mathematician
2508:to the north, more specifically the
2337:(JNA)–by then composed primarily of
2062:, and political parties such as the
1984:tablets near Dubrovnik, such as the
1829:) and in 1810 Ragusa, together with
1477:of the Big Onofrio's fountain (1438)
471:142.6 km (55.1 sq mi)
11949:Populated coastal places in Croatia
8476:F. K. Hutchinson (1909). "Ragusa".
8321:"Will greed tarnish Croatia's gem?"
8279:"Dubrovnik's Heritage Under Threat"
7646:. Croatia Traveller. Archived from
7593:. Croatia Traveller. Archived from
7410:. DubrovnikCity.com. Archived from
7384:. DubrovnikCity.com. Archived from
7358:. Croatia Traveller. Archived from
7091:
6250:The Croatian Adriatic Tourist Guide
5520:
3865:Dubrovnik's most beloved church is
3719:banknote, issued in 1993 and 2002.
2458:United States Secretary of Commerce
1837:, went to the newly created French
996:, before being reincorporated into
970:, and it was incorporated into its
24:
9820:
9341:
8958:
8395:
8364:"Oko toponima Ragusa za Dubrovnik"
8172:Dobitnici Nagrade Grada Dubrovnika
7965:Milekic, Sven (15 February 2016).
7641:
7619:. Dubrovnik Online. Archived from
7588:
7540:. Dubrovnik Online. Archived from
7353:
7313:Lawrey, Katherine (15 June 2018).
7234:. Dubrovnik Online. Archived from
6961:Bonner, Raymond (17 August 1995).
6745:
6709:
6152:, chapter "Territorial expansion".
5895:. Palgrave Macmillan. p. 59.
5168:(Dubrovnik, 1996), football player
5156:(Dubrovnik, 1990), football player
5090:(Dubrovnik, 1980), football player
4782:Dubrovnik International University
4092:
2408:liberated Dubrovnik's surroundings
2406:lifted the siege in May 1992, and
2192:). Dubrovnik became one of the 33
1860:and the reentry of Austria in the
1791:On 27 May 1806, the forces of the
1444:"History of the Port of Dubrovnik"
1059:co-existed for several centuries.
850:. It is one of the most prominent
479:12.1 km (4.7 sq mi)
43:City in Dubrovnik-Neretva, Croatia
25:
12010:
11649:Prehistory of Southeastern Europe
8566:by GRAIL at Washington University
8520:
8074:Yin-Poole, Wesley (22 May 2018).
7843:China Road and Bridge Corporation
7512:"Church of St. Blaise, Dubrovnik"
7462:. Dubrovnik Guide. Archived from
7436:. Dubrovnik Guide. Archived from
7203:. 31 January 2015. Archived from
7174:. 21 October 2007. Archived from
6936:"Chronology for Serbs in Croatia"
6773:E. White and J. Reinisch (2011).
5540:Named by Dubrovnik City Council:
4854:
1255:"), from a root cognate to Greek
915:; as the capital of the maritime
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7845:. 23 August 2018. Archived from
7071:Thomas, Mark (17 October 2023).
6123:Žile, Ivica (22 December 2000).
6040:"Brill's New Pauly Encyclopedia"
5813:Baždar-Paušek, Snježana (2020).
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5174:(Dubrovnik, 1997), tennis player
4877:, 1469), humanist and economist.
4836:Croatia national water polo team
4024:
4009:
3997:
3985:
3968:
3956:
3920:The 31-metre-high (102 ft)
3357:Average sea temperature °C (°F)
2504:and borders the municipality of
2021:
1964:The "Libertas" Flag of Dubrovnik
1639:The city was ruled by the local
1628:) was abolished in 1418, and an
1433:Antun Ničetić, in his 1996 book
1265:also found in the Greek name of
942:, Dubrovnik was occupied by the
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27:Coastal city in southern Croatia
11989:World Heritage Sites in Croatia
9722:Cathedral of St. James, Šibenik
9711:World Heritage Sites in Croatia
8292:Frank McDonald (18 July 2008).
8277:Marko Kovac (4 February 2003).
8200:
8192:dubrovacki.slobodnadalmacija.hr
8186:Marijanović Ladašić, Dubravka:
7988:Tsering, Lisa (18 April 2016).
7861:
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7817:"Dubrovnik to Capljina in 1972"
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5962:Putanec, Valentin (June 1993).
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5882:
5404:Location of Kings Landing from
5054:(Dubrovnik, 1958), female actor
4735:Austro-Hungarian rule of Bosnia
4733:(760 mm) built during the
4076:
3848:Franciscan Church and Monastery
2218:, Dubrovnik became part of the
2168:City plan of Dubrovnik in 1930s
2006:On 14 July 1284 in Ragusa, the
1892:, under the command of Captain
1882:laid siege to the occupied city
1422:Excavations in 2007 revealed a
1389:in ancient times. According to
1381:Dubrovnik was inhabited by the
962:. Dubrovnik became part of the
527: • Urban density
11984:World Heritage Sites in Danger
11222:Albanian traditional tattooing
11109:Central Bosnian cultural group
9805:Northern Velebit National Park
8294:"The 'Pearl' loses its lustre"
7486:"Franciscan Friary, Dubrovnik"
6988:"Pregled obnovljenih objekata"
6830:European Festivals Association
6060:Vinko Foretić (1980). "Uvod".
5931:and House of Marin Držić. 2017
5845:
5831:
5806:
5780:
5724:
5698:
5649:
5525:Dubrovnik was included in the
5066:(Dubrovnik, 1965), philosopher
5024:(Dubrovnik, 1860), philologist
3760:, was cast ashore after being
1986:inscription of Župa Dubrovačka
1137:is recorded in the Greek form
13:
1:
11994:Ports and harbours of Croatia
11413:Battle of Dyrrhachium (48 BC)
9963:
8576:The dictionary definition of
8482:. Chicago: McClurg & Co.
8445:Handbook to the Mediterranean
8319:Joshua Wright (7 June 2004).
7733:Croatian Bureau of Statistics
7681:Croatian Bureau of Statistics
7564:"Dominican Friary, Dubrovnik"
7045:Andrew Glass (2 April 2017).
6177:, p. 7, Bradt Travel Guides.
6094:Nodari, Maja (January 2017).
6064:. Ljubljana: Delo. p. 5.
5692:Croatian Bureau of Statistics
5643:
5623:List of people from Dubrovnik
5439:, representing the cities of
4918:(Ragusa, ~1580 - 1656), rabbi
4505:: Population trends 1857–2021
3756:, where according to legend,
2446:1996 Croatia USAF CT-43 crash
2148:The tram service in Dubrovnik
1651:. The republic abolished the
1400:
998:Socialist Republic of Croatia
883:was founded by refugees from
8593:travel guide from Wikivoyage
8344:Pad Dubrovnika (1797.-1806.)
7795:"Dubrovnik to Sarajevo 1965"
6602:Zeitschrift für Balkanologie
6509:When Ethnicity Didn't Matter
6220:, Leiden: Brill, 1968, p. 70
5792:UNESCO World Heritage Centre
4767:
4685:
3737:In history, many Conversos (
2483:
2365:Anti-bureaucratic revolution
2341:–attacked the city. The new
2227:Independent State of Croatia
1955:
1809:a siege of the occupied city
1145:
1118:meaning 'oak', and the term
1009:Croatian War of Independence
994:Independent State of Croatia
7:
11929:Cities and towns in Croatia
11341:Alexander's Balkan campaign
11336:Illyrian invasion of Epirus
7099:"Dubrovnik Climate Normals"
6506:J. Fine (5 February 2010).
5590:
4992:Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia
4850:Panoramic view of Dubrovnik
4764:and continue to Dubrovnik.
3992:Cathedral of the Assumption
3524:
3308:Climate data for Dubrovnik
3153:Average precipitation days
2939:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
2799:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
2543:behind Dubrovnik's old town
2363:, who came to power in the
2306:Stradun shelled during the
2160:Yugoslav period (1918–1991)
2150:existed from 1910 to 1970.
2135:In 1901, the narrow-gauge (
2107:Sigismondo Ghetaldi-Gondola
1821:Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy
1391:Constantine Porphyrogenitus
1130:means 'oakwood', 'forest'.
1125:
1120:
948:Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy
657:Cultural: (i)(iii)(iv)
530:2,200/km (5,800/sq mi)
10:
12015:
11934:Capitals of former nations
7920:Dubrovnik in the spotlight
6902:European History Quarterly
6606:R. Trofenik. 1990. p. 102.
6548:Marzio, Scaglioni (1996).
5488:The text-based video game
5182:
5179:Twin towns - sister cities
5036:(Dubrovnik, 1940), pianist
5034:Dubravka Tomšič Srebotnjak
4867:, 1400), poet and novelist
4841:
4052:
3935:Dubrovnik's red roof tiles
3701:Sveti Vlaho (Saint Blaise)
3584:UNESCO World Heritage Site
3517:
3427:Mean daily daylight hours
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2400:UNESCO World Heritage Site
2295:
2216:World War II in Yugoslavia
2103:Šišmundo Getaldić-Gundulić
1496:, the town came under the
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637:UNESCO World Heritage Site
211:"Pearl of the Adriatic", "
32:Dubrovnik (disambiguation)
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8548:"Ragusa (Dalmatia)"
8368:Folia onomastica Croatica
8362:Kravar, Miroslav (1994).
7695:"Encyclopedia, Dubrovnik"
6857:10.4074/S0338059915004039
6733:10.1080/09518969108569605
6323:Husebye, Eystein Sverre.
5841:. Holidu. 26 August 2024.
5018:(Dubrovnik, 1857), writer
4803:
4268:
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4019:, Dubrovnik's main street
3689:Dubrovnik Summer Festival
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2413:Following the end of the
2276:was founded in 1950. The
2274:Dubrovnik Summer Festival
2176:Port of Dubrovnik in 1965
2131:Dubrovnik railway station
1932:. Ragusan representative
1852:and Jesuit stairs c. 1900
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1261:"fissure", with a suffix
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58:
48:
11896:Coat of Arms of the Navy
8913:Dubrovnik-Neretva County
8447:(3rd ed.). London:
8045:"Ring Them Bells Lyrics"
7875:(in Croatian). Dubrovnik
6914:10.1177/0265691410358937
5453:Star Wars: The Last Jedi
5364:, Bosnia and Herzegovina
5219:Bad Homburg vor der Höhe
4744:highway, in use between
4004:The Franciscan Monastery
3803:Rector's Palace ca. 1900
3663:Cultural Good of Croatia
3635:Europe and North America
3571:Dubrovnik-Neretva County
2502:Dubrovnik-Neretva County
2251:Istrian-Dalmatian exodus
1884:, helped by the British
1691:Ragusan trade with India
1437:Povijest dubrovačke luke
1396:De Administrando Imperio
1313:De Administrando Imperio
1199:"narrow passage"; Greek
1046:
864:Dubrovnik-Neretva County
838:) is a city in southern
687:96.7 ha (239 acres)
11632:Origin of the Albanians
11353:Dardanian–Bastarnic war
9346:Coat of arms of Croatia
8554:Encyclopædia Britannica
8479:Motoring in the Balkans
8430:2027/mdp.39015030647005
8341:Vojnović, Lujo (2009).
8260:Roland's European Paths
6859:– via Cairn.info.
6641:Chester, Keith (2006).
6533:Villari, Luigi (1904).
6438:Ćosić, Stjepan (2000).
6216:Pitcher, Donald Edgar.
5852:Leier, Manfred (2002).
5788:"Old City of Dubrovnik"
5710:Hrvatski jezični portal
4808:The city will host the
4774:University of Dubrovnik
3941:Sigismund of Luxembourg
3705:St. Mark the Evangelist
2473:, and 33 other people.
2469:Frankfurt Bureau chief
2454:United States Air Force
2452:, killed everyone on a
2229:(NDH), occupied by the
1279:
1221:, from an unidentified
1112:
1080:
1023:, as well as a popular
511:290/km (750/sq mi)
11644:History of the Balkans
11358:Invasions of Epidamnus
11243:Religion and mythology
9871:Bosnia and Herzegovina
9838:Bosnia and Herzegovina
9826:
9347:
8964:
8243:. London: Saqi Books.
8239:Harris, Robin (2003).
7995:The Hollywood Reporter
7617:"Monuments (21 To 22)"
7538:"Monuments (16 to 20)"
7460:"Franciscan monastery"
7258:"TZ Seget – Dubrovnik"
7201:Croatian National Bank
6669:"Tramway in Dubrovnik"
6584:. Noyes Press. p. 57.
6368:, p. 240–241,247.
6129:Opvscvla Archaeologica
5925:Leksikon Marina Držića
5410:
4851:
4762:Bosnia and Herzegovina
4701:Dubrovnik has its own
4698:
4288:
4082:Historical populations
4050:
3936:
3901:
3823:
3812:
3804:
3558:View of old city from
3545:
3518:Source: Weather Atlas
2554:
2544:
2533:
2441:
2335:Yugoslav People's Army
2331:Croatia's independence
2311:
2177:
2169:
2132:
2043:
2031:
1965:
1941:Klemens von Metternich
1914:Biagio Bernardo Caboga
1853:
1825:
1788:
1769:Bosnia and Herzegovina
1748:
1708:, Jews from Spain and
1698:
1492:After the fall of the
1489:
1478:
1436:
1378:
1366:
1247:'grape' is related to
1151:
1017:Yugoslav People's Army
936:devastating earthquake
889:
879:
862:and the centre of the
818:
69:
11964:Fortified settlements
11368:Roman-Macedonian wars
11134:Glasinac-Mati culture
10771:Dyrrhachium/Epidamnus
10366:Glaucias of Taulantii
10336:Eleutherius and Antia
10301:Constantine the Great
9824:
9345:
8962:
8775:Primorje-Gorski Kotar
7895:"The Secret Invasion"
7773:"Transportation Rail"
7751:centreforaviation.com
7591:"Dominican Monastery"
7434:"The Rector's Palace"
7408:"The Rector's Palace"
7283:John Wiley & Sons
7079:. The Dubrovnik Times
7077:thedubrovniktimes.com
5746:(eds.). "Dubrovnik".
5416:'s 1964 war thriller
5403:
4916:Aaron ben David Cohen
4849:
4830:Local waterpolo club
4703:international airport
4693:
4278:
4046:
3963:Saint Blaise's Church
3934:
3891:
3818:
3810:
3802:
3532:Old City of Dubrovnik
2658:Mediterranean climate
2550:
2539:
2529:
2439:
2314:In 1991, Croatia and
2305:
2190:Kingdom of Yugoslavia
2175:
2167:
2130:
2037:
2029:
1963:
1918:Joseph de Montrichard
1896:, with his ships HMS
1847:
1795:occupied the neutral
1786:
1746:
1562:, the other Adriatic
1551:rivalled that of the
1530:Peace Treaty of Zadar
1484:
1472:
1417:Dalmatian city-states
1373:Medieval fortresses,
1372:
1364:
1205:"ragged (of rocks)",
986:, it was part of the
964:Kingdom of Yugoslavia
706:[dǔbroːʋniːk]
647:Old City of Dubrovnik
553: • Summer (
487:3 m (10 ft)
318:42.64028°N 18.10833°E
91:Old town of Dubrovnik
11403:Roman–Dalmatian wars
11144:Monte Saraceno woman
10211:Anastasius I Dicorus
9751:Palace of Diocletian
8835:Virovitica-Podravina
8241:Dubrovnik, A History
8160:travelandleisure.com
8155:Bauso, Anne Olivia:
7990:"'Fan': Film Review"
7869:"Gradovi prijatelji"
7232:"Monuments (1 to 5)"
6560:on 14 September 2010
6344:Ragusan Press, 1977.
6287:, pp. 249, 260.
5435:used Dubrovnik as a
4957:Ruđer Josip Bošković
4895:Elio Lampridio Cerva
4823:Local football club
4794:University of Zagreb
4731:narrow gauge railway
4281:Franjo Tuđman Bridge
4032:Dubrovnik Bell Tower
3922:Dubrovnik Bell Tower
3892:Domes of Dubrovnik:
3673:Stari grad Dubrovnik
3546:Stari grad Dubrovnik
2729:Record high °C (°F)
2500:. It is part of the
2270:World Heritage Sites
1377:and Bokar, Dubrovnik
1187:"grape"; from Greek
1133:The historical name
1104:Charter of Ban Kulin
1021:tourist destinations
1007:In 1991, during the
980:its creation in 1939
938:in 1667. During the
872:World Heritage Sites
852:tourist destinations
594:Vehicle registration
508: • Density
11969:Kingdom of Dalmatia
11491:Proposed vocabulary
11139:Gradistë belt-plate
10441:Peter the Patrician
10391:Irenaeus of Sirmium
10326:Demetrius of Pharos
10306:Constantius Chlorus
10261:Bato the Daesitiate
9733:Euphrasian Basilica
8985:Dubrovačko Primorje
8710:Koprivnica-Križevci
8437:R. Lambert Playfair
7929:, jaywaytravel.com.
7901:. 10 September 2012
7849:on 19 November 2018
7644:"Dubrovnik's Walls"
7362:on 27 February 2010
7322:The Daily Telegraph
7178:on 21 October 2007.
5618:Dubrovnik chess set
5532:list, ranked 18th.
5491:Quarantine Circular
5419:The Secret Invasion
4988:Kingdom of Dalmatia
4984:Konstantin Vojnović
4967:bishop of Dubrovnik
4965:(Dubrovnik, 1816),
4778:Libertas University
4339:, population 28,434
4085:
4064:television series,
3978:Collegium Ragusinum
3898:Dubrovnik Cathedral
3838:of the Croatian 50
3795:Important monuments
3747:George Bernard Shaw
3715:of the Croatian 50
3009:Record low °C (°F)
2869:Daily mean °C (°F)
2506:Dubrovačko Primorje
2367:and were allied to
2343:Croatian government
2320:Republic of Croatia
2209:Banovina of Croatia
2077:the Napoleonic Wars
2056:Kingdom of Dalmatia
1848:Dubrovnik's former
1779:Early modern period
1773:American Revolution
1675:Croatian literature
1634:water supply system
1494:Ostrogothic Kingdom
1407:, by refugees from
1277:, now extinct, was
1089:Kingdom of Dalmatia
976:Banovina of Croatia
956:Kingdom of Dalmatia
950:and later into the
927:. In his letter to
925:Croatian literature
836:see notes on naming
314: /
256:Show map of Croatia
106:Dubrovnik Cathedral
11878:Republic of Ragusa
11853:Republic of Ancona
11812:Republic of Venice
11755:Maritime republics
11408:Caesar's civil war
11042:Tragurion (Trogir)
10642:Aspalathos (Split)
10583:cities/settlements
10520:Political entities
10386:Gratianus Funarius
9827:
9348:
8965:
8644:
8326:The New York Times
8306:on 17 October 2012
8025:. 29 December 2016
7925:2013-03-11 at the
7899:Time Out Worldwide
7775:. Dubrovnik Online
7705:on 24 October 2007
7518:on 20 January 2010
7492:on 17 January 2010
7356:"Dubrovnik Sights"
7285:. pp. 57–58.
7130:on 17 October 2023
6967:The New York Times
6746:Franić, Augustin.
6496:, p. 217–218.
6484:, p. 270–272.
6472:, p. 208–210.
6416:, p. 172–173.
6392:, p. 150–154.
6356:, p. 187–189.
6131:. 23–24 (579): 338
6080:2016-04-01 at the
5638:Walls of Dubrovnik
5633:Tourism in Croatia
5628:Republic of Ragusa
5566:Christopher Patten
5411:
5396:In popular culture
5142:Andrija Prlainović
4871:Benedetto Cotrugli
4852:
4699:
4417:, population 6,016
4399:, population 1,924
4289:
4081:
4055:Walls of Dubrovnik
4051:
4039:Walls of Dubrovnik
3937:
3906:Onofrio della Cava
3902:
3867:St Blaise's church
3844:St. Saviour Church
3824:
3813:
3805:
3624:Reference no.
2555:
2545:
2534:
2466:The New York Times
2442:
2392:Croatian Red Cross
2369:Slobodan Milošević
2312:
2308:Siege of Dubrovnik
2298:Siege of Dubrovnik
2247:Dalmatian Italians
2239:Yugoslav Partisans
2233:first, and by the
2178:
2170:
2133:
2113:Count Rafael Pucić
2052:Congress of Vienna
2044:
2032:
1966:
1930:Congress of Vienna
1888:, who had enjoyed
1872:and the island of
1858:invasion of Russia
1854:
1839:Illyrian Provinces
1817:Republic of Ragusa
1797:Republic of Ragusa
1789:
1757:earthquake of 1667
1749:
1727:Cardinal protector
1626:Balkan slave trade
1588:Balkan slave trade
1553:Republic of Venice
1534:Kingdom of Hungary
1490:
1479:
1465:Republic of Ragusa
1459:Republic of Ragusa
1379:
1367:
1275:Dalmatian language
1091:until 1918, while
1085:Republic of Ragusa
952:Illyrian Provinces
929:Nikola Nalješković
917:Republic of Ragusa
905:Republic of Venice
823:[raˈɡuːza]
644:Official name
476: • Urban
373: • Mayor
323:42.64028; 18.10833
289:Show map of Europe
286:Dubrovnik (Europe)
11911:
11910:
11786:Republic of Genoa
11721:
11720:
11657:
11656:
11637:Albanian paganism
11604:Pannonia Superior
11584:Pannonia Inferior
11511:Illyrian emperors
11363:Illyro-Roman Wars
10810:Iader or Idassa (
10421:Marcellinus Comes
10256:Bato the Breucian
10216:Artas of Messapia
9931:
9930:
9677:
9676:
9654:Sveti Ivan Zelina
9275:
9274:
9068:
9067:
8931:
8878:
8877:
8873:
8872:
8675:Dubrovnik-Neretva
8655:Bjelovar-Bilogora
8354:978-953-95981-9-6
8224:978-1-904978-70-1
8216:Random House Ltd.
8121:Allen & Unwin
8107:"Whammo Homepage"
7650:on 4 January 2010
7597:on 4 January 2010
7570:on 2 January 2010
7278:Frommer's Croatia
7207:on 15 August 2017
6590:978-0-8155-5047-1
6338:Wayne S. Vucinich
6310:978-0-521-57456-3
6206:978-0-86078-631-3
6183:978-1-84162-191-3
6006:978-6-00-000371-5
5877:Queen of Adriatic
5824:978-953-7784-67-6
5759:978-0-521-15255-6
5584:Francesco Cossiga
5536:Honorary citizens
5507:Beasts of Bourbon
5469:(2016), starring
4996:Habsburg monarchy
4887:, Ragusa, 1454 –
4881:Bonino de Boninis
4825:NK GOŠK Dubrovnik
4695:Dubrovnik Airport
4657:
4656:
4503:City of Dubrovnik
4285:Rijeka Dubrovačka
4273:
4272:
3915:Pietro di Martino
3724:Arboretum Trsteno
3685:
3684:
3619:
3522:
3521:
3473:Ultraviolet index
3302:
3301:
3202:relative humidity
2471:Nathaniel C. Nash
2450:Dubrovnik Airport
2085:Habsburg monarchy
2008:Albanian language
1997:Venetian language
1970:official language
1920:had surrendered.
1801:Jacques Lauriston
1564:maritime republic
966:immediately upon
695:
694:
363: • Type
352:Dubrovnik-Neretva
74:City of Dubrovnik
16:(Redirected from
12006:
11954:Illyrian Croatia
11904:
11876:
11874:
11873:
11865:Republic of Noli
11863:
11862:
11861:
11851:
11850:
11849:
11839:
11838:
11837:
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11810:
11808:
11807:
11799:Republic of Pisa
11797:
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11771:
11770:
11769:
11748:
11741:
11734:
11725:
11724:
11711:
11710:
11599:Pannonia Secunda
11204:Trebeništa masks
11184:Spectacle brooch
11027:Scodra (Shkodër)
11007:Scampa (Elbasan)
10723:Dardana Fortress
10592:Acruvium (Kotor)
10563:Illyrian kingdom
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8529:Official website
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8211:Time Out Croatia
8195:
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7753:. 22 August 2016
7743:
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7735:. December 2012.
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7683:. December 2012.
7669:
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7659:
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7388:on 14 April 2010
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7172:"DUBROVNIK news"
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4861:Franco Sacchetti
4677:
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4508:
4507:
4489:, population 985
4483:, population 222
4477:, population 176
4471:, population 211
4465:, population 323
4459:, population 207
4453:, population 340
4447:, population 453
4441:, population 118
4429:, population 301
4423:, population 631
4387:, population 146
4381:, population 249
4375:, population 320
4369:, population 163
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1006:
991:puppet state
984:World War II
968:its creation
933:
897:protectorate
876:
848:Adriatic Sea
697:
696:
611:Saint Blaise
606:Patron saint
199:Coat of arms
40:
11899: [
11690:Settlements
11559:Epirus Nova
11214:Vače Situla
11090:Albanopolis
10955:Pola (Pula)
10858:Matohasanaj
10696:Chrysondyon
10622:Antipatreia
10607:Albanopolis
10456:Pleuratus I
10411:Justinian I
10286:Caravantius
10251:Bardylis II
10057:Daesitiates
10017:Atintanians
9919:Switzerland
9569:Ivanić-Grad
8347:. Fortuna.
8049:MetroLyrics
7853:19 November
7709:14 February
7654:16 February
7627:16 February
7601:16 February
7574:16 February
7548:16 February
7522:16 February
7496:16 February
7470:16 February
7444:16 February
7418:16 February
7392:16 February
7366:16 February
7262:tz-seget.hr
7242:16 February
6972:18 December
6792:16 February
6727:: 105–111.
6564:17 February
6285:Harris 2003
6273:Harris 2003
6162:Harris 2003
6150:Harris 2003
6027:Kravar 1994
5950:Kravar 1994
5706:"Dùbrōvnīk"
5547:(1991-1992)
5458:Canto Bight
5271:Helsingborg
5154:Elvis Sarić
5100:Nikša Dobud
5088:Emir Spahić
5082:Frano Vićan
5064:Mario Kopić
5046:Andro Knego
4952:antiquarian
4948:numismatist
4904:Marin Držić
4865:San Miniato
4711:bus station
4293:settlements
4283:across the
3856:martyrology
3762:shipwrecked
3687:The annual
3538:Native name
2235:German Army
2214:During the
2091:minority.
1653:slave trade
1641:aristocracy
958:within the
672:Inscription
573:Postal code
422:Independent
321: /
11918:Categories
11627:Illyrology
11545:Provinces
11266:Deipaturos
11218:Tattooing
11179:Soleto Map
11017:Sesarethus
10674:Brundisium
10602:Ad Quintum
10568:Taulantian
10553:Dassaretan
10536:Autariatan
10331:Diocletian
10153:Osseriates
10096:Dassaretii
10042:Bassanitae
10037:Baridustae
10022:Autariatae
9842:Montenegro
9614:Novi Marof
9544:Crikvenica
9518:Virovitica
9468:Koprivnica
8830:Virovitica
8705:Koprivnica
8059:24 October
7879:28 October
7731:. Zagreb:
7679:. Zagreb:
7298:27 October
7156:3 February
7108:14 January
7083:23 October
7002:13 October
6758:16 January
6654:9172661666
6135:6 December
6108:6 December
6103:zzpudnz.hr
6045:6 December
5690:. Zagreb:
5667:Q119585703
5644:References
5551:Ivan Supek
5499:Dubrovniks
5479:Robin Hood
5183:See also:
5172:Ana Konjuh
5136:Ante Tomić
5052:Banu Alkan
5040:Milo Hrnić
4978:Medo Pucić
4972:Matija Ban
4512:population
3894:Bell Tower
3883:incunabula
3743:Portuguese
3649:Endangered
3607:Designated
3602:i, iii, iv
3155:(≥ 0.1 mm)
2492:region of
2347:Montenegro
2282:Magistrala
2258:SR Croatia
2072:centralise
1982:Glagolitic
1886:Royal Navy
1761:well-being
1685:(known as
1592:Aegean Sea
1541:free state
1520:, king of
1498:protection
1475:photochrom
1428:city walls
1375:Lovrijenac
1051:The names
909:free state
675:1979 (3rd
492:Population
394:21 members
358:Government
309:18°06′30″E
306:42°38′25″N
11924:Dubrovnik
11569:Macedonia
11564:Illyricum
11539:Illyricum
11529:Macedonia
11524:Illyricum
11515:Dioceses
11381:Lyncestis
11305:Nymphaion
11172:Peucetian
11167:Messapian
11124:Education
11085:Zgërdhesh
10960:Poslishte
10936:Pituntium
10852:Lychnidus
10728:Delminium
10706:Damastion
10627:Apollonia
10617:Andetrium
10578:Geography
10558:Enchelean
10541:Dardanian
10426:Monounios
10376:Grabos II
10351:Flavianus
10241:Baraliris
10183:Taulantii
10178:Siculotae
10173:Sardiatae
10121:Iapygians
10052:Bylliones
10005:Docleatai
9965:Illyrians
9810:Paklenica
9749:with the
9727:Dubrovnik
9554:Duga Resa
9463:Dugo Selo
9402:Dubrovnik
9247:Sustjepan
9197:Mravinjac
9143:Dubrovnik
9139:Dubravica
9129:Čajkovići
9124:Čajkovica
9103:Dubrovnik
9050:Vela Luka
9025:Pojezerje
8927:Dubrovnik
8745:Međimurje
8730:Lika-Senj
8670:Dubrovnik
8630:seats of
8591:Dubrovnik
8579:dubrovnik
8496:13515412M
8449:J. Murray
8385:2 October
8380:1330-0695
8374:: 77–87.
8081:Eurogamer
7193:"50 kuna"
6946:5 January
6922:144872875
6194:Dubrovnik
5981:: 289–301
5450:Parts of
5390:, Croatia
5286:, Croatia
5260:, Austria
5221:, Germany
4946:, 1743),
4768:Education
4719:connected
4686:Transport
4463:Sustjepan
4403:Mravinjac
4337:Dubrovnik
4331:Dubravica
4319:Čajkovići
4313:Čajkovica
3911:mascarons
3871:Cathedral
3770:monastery
3728:arboretum
3652:1991–1998
3641:Extension
3573:, Croatia
2670:bora wind
2512:village.
2484:Geography
2478:Međugorje
2461:Ron Brown
2351:President
2333:in 1991,
2198:banovinas
2046:When the
1956:Languages
1946:Leopold I
1934:Miho Bona
1902:HMS
1898:Bacchante
1738:Venetians
1734:Black Sea
1706:Conversos
1630:orphanage
1618:almshouse
1526:Zachlumia
1424:Byzantine
1409:Epidaurum
1324:Epidaurum
1302:Ragusium.
1271:Elaphousa
1253:Pelasgian
1233:that the
1121:dubrovnik
1100:Dubrovnik
1098:The name
1093:Dubrovnik
1069:Dalmatian
1053:Dubrovnik
982:. During
921:diplomacy
885:Epidaurum
846:, by the
702:Croatian:
698:Dubrovnik
662:Reference
622:dubrovnik
584:Area code
577:HR-20 000
536:Time zone
484:Elevation
280:Dubrovnik
247:Dubrovnik
50:Dubrovnik
11939:Dalmatia
11713:Category
11703:Timeline
11579:Pannonia
11554:Delmatia
11549:Dardania
11486:Illyrian
11479:Language
11396:Phoenice
11372:Battles
11328:weaponry
11310:Swastika
11283:Medaurus
11251:Religion
11153:Pottery
11079:Vendenis
11064:Ulkinium
11037:Tilurium
11032:Thronion
10942:Pogradec
10925:Persqopi
10909:Palaeste
10791:Eugenium
10786:Epicaria
10781:Enkelana
10749:Doracium
10701:Creonion
10657:Bassania
10652:Bargulum
10531:Labeatan
10527:Ardiaean
10496:Triteuta
10471:Pleurias
10431:Monunius
10416:Longarus
10406:Justin I
10371:Grabos I
10356:Galaurus
10271:Bircenna
10246:Bardylis
10236:Ballaios
10231:Aurelian
10168:Pirustae
10163:Penestae
10158:Parthini
10101:Enchelei
10089:Thuantai
10067:Tariotes
10062:Dalmatae
10032:Balaites
10010:Labeatae
9995:Amantini
9911:Slovenia
9907:Slovakia
9875:Bulgaria
9771:Dubravka
9639:Popovača
9599:Makarska
9528:Zaprešić
9488:Petrinja
9483:Metković
9473:Križevci
9437:Vinkovci
9432:Varaždin
9407:Karlovac
9397:Bjelovar
9316:100,000+
9232:Prijevor
9227:Pobrežje
9192:Mokošica
9119:Brsečine
9055:Zažablje
9035:Smokvica
9010:Lumbarda
8940:Metković
8820:Varaždin
8815:Varaždin
8700:Karlovac
8695:Karlovac
8650:Bjelovar
8513:31045650
8457:"Ragusa"
8441:"Ragusa"
8439:(1892).
8403:"Ragusa"
8230:10 March
8105:(1999).
7973:20 March
7950:20 March
7923:Archived
7757:15 March
7327:Archived
7134:12 April
7051:Politico
7030:27 March
6876:Yorku.ca
6673:posta.hr
6200:, 1997.
6198:Variorum
6078:Archived
5971:Rasprave
5734:(2011).
5663:Wikidata
5613:Dalmatia
5591:See also
5375:Sorrento
5362:Sarajevo
5338:, France
5297:Monterey
5273:, Sweden
5234:, Turkey
4875:L'Aquila
4788:(former
4727:Sarajevo
4445:Prijevor
4439:Pobrežje
4397:Mokošica
4307:Brsečine
3896:(left),
3879:fortress
3860:psalters
3852:thurible
3739:Marranos
3732:pharmacy
3599:Criteria
3594:Cultural
3567:Location
3542:Croatian
3525:Heritage
3471:Average
3295:Source:
3290:2,668.2
3200:Average
3148:(41.89)
3079:Average
2794:(101.5)
2769:(101.5)
2764:(100.2)
2490:Dalmatia
2377:Croatian
2349:–led by
2316:Slovenia
2268:list of
2182:the fall
2096:Mokošica
2066:and the
1999:and the
1978:Croatian
1835:Dalmatia
1710:Portugal
1699:Libertas
1671:Croatian
1614:pharmacy
1584:Flanders
1580:Florence
1506:Crusades
1332:Dalmatae
1291:Albanian
1223:Illyrian
1152:Ragusium
1146:Rhaousin
1077:Venetian
1037:Adriatic
1031:Adriatic
1013:besieged
870:list of
840:Dalmatia
653:Criteria
11609:Sirmium
11454:Sieges
11440:Liburna
11324:Warfare
11288:Perëndi
11256:Andinus
11227:Sicanje
11157:Daunian
11129:Fibulae
11114:Coinage
11101:Culture
11069:Ulpiana
11054:Tsangon
11048:Triport
11022:Setovia
10965:Promona
10914:Parthus
10879:Nikadin
10874:Nareste
10846:Lofkënd
10823:Kodrion
10754:Dresnik
10711:Daorson
10669:Bouthoe
10637:Arnissa
10612:Amantia
10546:Kingdom
10486:Tacitus
10436:Mytilos
10381:Gratian
10361:Gentius
10148:Narensi
10136:Peuceti
10131:Messapi
10116:Iapodes
10111:Grabaei
10084:Galabri
10079:Dardani
10000:Ardiaei
9990:Amantes
9923:Ukraine
9903:Romania
9887:Germany
9867:Belgium
9863:Austria
9859:Albania
9788:Šibenik
9669:Vrbovec
9649:Slatina
9634:Opatija
9589:Krapina
9549:Daruvar
9537:10,000+
9523:Vukovar
9453:Čakovec
9446:15,000+
9422:Šibenik
9417:Samobor
9412:Kaštela
9390:30,000+
9354:50,000+
9262:Trsteno
9242:Suđurađ
9217:Osojnik
9172:Komolac
9167:Koločep
9162:Knežica
9157:Kliševo
9152:Gromača
9114:Bosanka
9005:Lastovo
8995:Konavle
8990:Janjina
8935:Korčula
8840:Vukovar
8805:Šibenik
8740:Čakovec
8715:Krapina
8632:Croatia
8488:8647011
8332:2 March
8310:2 March
8029:6 March
7905:13 June
7779:20 June
7211:6 March
7056:8 April
6885:2 March
6687:2 March
6340:(ed.),
6084:(2009)
5985:2 March
5935:2 March
5921:"Bosna"
5871:18 June
5716:6 March
5694:. 2022.
5429:series
5388:Vukovar
5377:, Italy
5351:, China
5325:, Italy
5323:Ravenna
5312:, Italy
5284:Imotski
5245:Cetinje
5232:Beyoğlu
5208:, Italy
5191:twinned
4994:of the
4889:Treviso
4885:Lastovo
4842:Gallery
4814:Denmark
4663:Sources
4481:Trsteno
4457:Suđurađ
4427:Osojnik
4373:Komolac
4367:Koločep
4361:Knežica
4355:Kliševo
4349:Gromača
4301:Bosanka
4017:Stradun
3836:reverse
3713:reverse
3616:Session
3422:(66.5)
3417:(60.3)
3412:(64.8)
3407:(69.3)
3402:(75.7)
3397:(77.7)
3392:(77.9)
3387:(73.6)
3382:(65.7)
3377:(60.1)
3372:(57.9)
3367:(57.6)
3362:(57.4)
3143:(4.72)
3138:(5.60)
3133:(4.73)
3128:(3.39)
3123:(2.85)
3118:(1.11)
3113:(1.73)
3108:(2.76)
3103:(3.60)
3098:(3.67)
3093:(3.85)
3088:(3.87)
3074:(19.4)
3069:(21.2)
3064:(30.2)
3059:(40.1)
3054:(47.3)
3049:(57.4)
3044:(57.4)
3039:(50.0)
3034:(41.4)
3029:(34.9)
3024:(24.4)
3019:(22.6)
3014:(19.4)
3004:(56.3)
2999:(46.0)
2994:(51.3)
2989:(58.8)
2984:(65.1)
2979:(70.9)
2974:(70.5)
2969:(66.0)
2964:(59.5)
2959:(51.8)
2954:(47.1)
2949:(44.2)
2944:(43.9)
2934:(61.3)
2929:(50.5)
2924:(55.9)
2919:(63.7)
2914:(70.5)
2909:(76.6)
2904:(76.3)
2899:(71.6)
2894:(64.9)
2889:(56.8)
2884:(52.0)
2879:(48.9)
2874:(48.6)
2864:(67.5)
2859:(56.1)
2854:(61.9)
2849:(70.0)
2844:(77.2)
2839:(83.3)
2834:(82.8)
2829:(77.5)
2824:(70.7)
2819:(62.4)
2814:(57.9)
2809:(54.7)
2804:(54.1)
2789:(68.7)
2784:(77.7)
2779:(86.9)
2774:(94.6)
2759:(99.5)
2754:(91.2)
2749:(86.5)
2744:(80.2)
2739:(75.4)
2734:(65.1)
2652:Climate
2627:Grebeni
2616:Koločep
2593:Crkvina
2581:Jakljan
2576:Mišnjak
2516:Islands
2510:Majkovi
2496:in the
2494:Croatia
2448:, near
2388:a siege
2379:, with
2260:within
2194:oblasts
2042:in 1910
2040:Stradun
1904:Saracen
1878:Konavle
1667:Italian
1576:Germany
1572:Austria
1514:Lastovo
1500:of the
1473:A 1900
1453:Korčula
1387:Pleraei
1357:Origins
1352:History
1336:Romance
1319:Ῥαούσιν
1231:V. Orel
1173:Rachusa
1140:Ῥαούσιν
1127:dǫbrava
1073:Italian
1039:and in
1015:by the
899:of the
860:seaport
854:in the
844:Croatia
815:Italian
677:Session
617:Website
588:+385 20
340:Croatia
335:Country
166:Stradun
11875:
11809:
11796:
11783:
11676:Tribes
11671:People
11468:Oricum
11463:Medion
11445:Sibyna
11435:Lembus
11430:Helmet
11391:Pharos
11298:Tomorr
11293:Prende
11261:Bindus
11188:Tombs
11162:Desilo
11149:Pileus
11074:Uscana
11059:Ugento
11002:Salvia
10997:Salona
10987:Romajë
10982:Rhizon
10977:Ragusa
10971:Rabije
10948:Castle
10919:Pelion
10904:Oricum
10884:Nikaia
10864:Meteon
10835:Lissus
10829:Kratul
10796:Gertus
10775:Durrës
10744:Doclea
10739:Dimale
10733:Desilo
10691:Chinna
10686:Byllis
10680:Bushat
10632:Arduba
10501:Valens
10481:Sirras
10451:Plator
10446:Pinnes
10401:Jovian
10396:Jerome
10341:Epulon
10316:Cynane
10276:Caeria
10226:Audata
10221:Astius
10199:People
10143:Mazaei
10074:Daorsi
10047:Breuci
9985:Albani
9977:Tribes
9899:Poland
9883:France
9846:Serbia
9778:Trogir
9761:Stećak
9659:Trogir
9644:Rovinj
9624:Ogulin
9619:Novska
9604:Našice
9579:Kastav
9564:Ivanec
9559:Gospić
9498:Požega
9478:Kutina
9458:Đakovo
9361:Osijek
9333:Zagreb
9323:Rijeka
9212:Orašac
9202:Mrčevo
9187:Ljubač
9182:Lozica
9045:Trpanj
9030:Slivno
9020:Orebić
8945:Opuzen
8930:(seat)
8865:Zagreb
8860:Zagreb
8770:Rijeka
8760:Požega
8750:Osijek
8725:Gospić
8685:Istria
8628:County
8511:
8494:
8486:
8469:344268
8467:
8378:
8351:
8266:
8247:
8221:
8127:
8087:22 May
8001:5 June
7289:
7197:hnb.hr
6992:zod.hr
6920:
6783:
6651:
6626:1 July
6588:
6516:
6307:
6256:
6204:
6181:
6004:
5899:
5862:
5821:
5798:22 May
5756:
5684:(xlsx)
5665:
5586:(2023)
5580:(2012)
5574:(2009)
5568:(2004)
5562:(2003)
5553:(1997)
5509:, and
5310:Ragusa
5206:Venice
5193:with:
4832:VK Jug
4818:Norway
4804:Sports
4776:, the
4746:Zagreb
4723:Mostar
4707:Čilipi
4421:Orašac
4409:Mrčevo
4391:Ljubač
4385:Lozica
4261:41,562
4250:42,615
4242:−15.2%
4239:43,770
4231:+12.1%
4228:51,597
4220:+29.2%
4217:46,025
4209:+28.2%
4206:35,628
4198:+14.4%
4195:27,793
4187:+11.6%
4184:24,296
4173:21,778
4165:+22.1%
4162:20,420
4151:16,719
4140:18,396
4132:+13.4%
4129:17,384
4118:15,329
4107:15,666
3754:Lokrum
3313:Month
3287:124.0
3284:135.0
3281:189.1
3278:309.0
3275:325.5
3272:347.2
3269:312.0
3266:266.6
3263:207.0
3260:179.8
3257:142.8
3254:130.2
3195:113.6
2685:Month
2662:Köppen
2646:Lokrum
2598:Kosmeč
2373:Serbia
2310:(1991)
2286:Rijeka
2266:UNESCO
2137:760 mm
1831:Istria
1719:Venice
1687:argosy
1560:Ancona
1522:Serbia
1510:Venice
1280:Ragusa
1249:Ragusa
1239:rāguša
1219:Rhogoi
1169:Raugia
1165:Labusa
1161:Lavusa
1157:Rausia
1135:Ragusa
1081:Raguxa
1061:Ragusa
1057:Ragusa
1041:Europe
880:Ragusa
868:UNESCO
819:Ragusa
522:26,922
503:41,562
429:Dustra
347:County
53:Ragusa
36:Ragusa
11903:]
11663:Lists
11620:Other
11519:Dacia
11386:Paxos
10992:Runik
10931:Petra
10894:Oneum
10839:Lezhë
10818:Kinna
10812:Zadar
10765:Dukat
10759:Duboc
10663:Berat
10647:Aulon
10491:Teuta
10346:Etuta
10321:Dando
10291:Celer
10281:Caius
10206:Agron
10188:Abroi
10126:Dauni
10106:Eneti
10027:Azali
9915:Spain
9891:Italy
9857:with
9852:Italy
9850:with
9836:with
9793:Zadar
9747:Split
9737:Poreč
9594:Labin
9508:Solin
9493:Poreč
9427:Sisak
9381:Zadar
9328:Split
9267:Zaton
9257:Šumet
9237:Rožat
9177:Lopud
9015:Mljet
8980:Blato
8950:Ploče
8855:Zadar
8850:Zadar
8795:Split
8785:Sisak
8680:Pazin
8189:vodu‘
8141:4 May
7102:(PDF)
7021:(PDF)
6918:S2CID
6443:(PDF)
6099:(PDF)
5967:(PDF)
5445:Qarth
5349:Sanya
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