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Dubrovnik at night

As I was getting ready for another trip to Croatia, I remembered I have some photos from a nighttime walk around Dubrovnik. In the city center there are actually more people at night than during the day, but it's still nice to stroll the town's streets.

Dubrovnik old port at night — **Dubrovnik - Croatia**

Illuminated walls of Dubrovnik — **Dubrovnik - Croatia**

Fort above the water in Dubrovnik at night — **Dubrovnik - Croatia**

Arcades by the harbour in Dubrovnik at night — **Dubrovnik - Croatia**

Rector's Palace at night in Dubrovnik — **Dubrovnik - Croatia**

Rector's Palace arcades and the cathedral at night — **Dubrovnik - Croatia**

Church of St Blaise at night in Dubrovnik — **Dubrovnik - Croatia**

Walkers on the Stradun at night — **Dubrovnik - Croatia**

Dubrovnik walls and gate at night — **Dubrovnik - Croatia**

Dubrovnik sea walls at night — **Dubrovnik - Croatia**

Lovrijenac Fortress at dusk — **Dubrovnik - Croatia**

Dubrovnik rooftops and fortress at dusk — **Dubrovnik - Croatia**

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Reconstruction of Zadar.

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Plitvice Lakes

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Stone courtyard with stairs and plants in Zadar

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In the Labyrinth of Zadar's Alleyways.

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The Land Gate in Zadar with the Lion of St Mark

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Gate to the city of Zadar

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