This bridge is located just north of Dubrovnik. Stop here on the north side for some great views. You can easily park, take pictures from the parking area or walk the bridge.

This is a cable-stayed bridge with semi-fan system constructed with prestressed and steel-reinforced concrete and completed in 2002. With a total length of 481m, it's a baby when compared to similar structures in other countries, some of which exceed one kilometer in length. You will...More

This modern 1899' long cable-stayed road bridge is stunning, but it is perhaps more significant for its representation Dubrovnik's triumph as it recovered from the Croatian War of Independence 1991-95. Construction was interrupted by the fighting after this bridge, spanning Rijeka Dubrovadka near the Port...More

Apart from the potentially controversial name, the relatively new bridge at the north-western entrance to the City was much needed. Before, all traffic had to around a deep riva of the Adriatic. The bridge is cool - and somtimes even closed when Bura (wind) is...More

This is a stunning piece of architecture situated near the port, and no doubt a feat of engineering too. If arriving by cruise ship (I didn't) this is no doubt the first thing you will see of the town). I arrived by bus from Split...More

For each of our two visits to Dubrovnik, we have both arrived and departed by sea. Our most recent visit saw our ship arrive in port, in the early morning and depart late in the evening. This gave us the opportunity to view this impressive...More

The bridge is 518-metre (1,699 ft) long, Construction started October 1998 and opened in 2002, at a cost of 252 million Croatian Kuna It is an amazing feat of engineering and an essential transport link. Fantastic design and on doubt amazing when viewed from the cruise...More