Continuously heading east: Revisiting Dubrovnik for a second time in Croatia

Because we didn't want to backtrack, we first went to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and then drove over 230 kilometers from Sarajevo to re-enter Croatia, arriving at the must-visit spot on the Mediterranean coast: Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik is a filming location for the famous series 'Game of Thrones' and is known as the 'Pearl of the Adriatic.' It has an old city wall that stretches for 1960 meters, which was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979. 💥Essential spots to check in 1⃣Old City Walls: The high and low orange roofs within the old city, the fortresses standing on the blue Adriatic Sea, the sailing ships, the invincible sea view from the city walls, plus the favorable weather, make the happiness index soar. (Adult ticket for the old city: 35€) 2⃣Cable Car Overlook: The red and white ancient city perfectly blends with the pure blue Adriatic Sea, feeling the dominance of King's Landing! (Cable car 27€/round trip, one way 15€) 3⃣Lovrijenac Fortress: Standing outside the western gate of the old city, rising 37 meters above the sea, guarding the two entrances to Dubrovnik from both sea and land like a sentinel. 4⃣Pile Gate: The main entrance and exit of Dubrovnik, one of the filming locations for 'Game of Thrones.' In addition: Onofrio's Fountain, Dominican Monastery, Maritime Museum, and others are all worth visiting. Finally, facing the Mediterranean, having a drink on the city walls will please every cell...