This is the one Dubrovnik decision worth five minutes of arithmetic, and the arithmetic is short: a one-day Dubrovnik Pass costs €40, and so does a City Walls ticket on its own. The museums and the buses come free.
Prices
- 1 day — €40 · 3 days — €50 · 7 days — €60, March to November.
- Winter tiers of €20, €25 and €30 for December, January and February were set by the city council, though we could only confirm them through reporting rather than an official page.
- All tiers rose by €5 on 1 March 2025.
What it covers
The City Walls and Fort Lovrijenac, around ten museums and galleries — the Rector’s Palace, the Ethnographic and Natural History museums, the Franciscan Monastery, the Art Gallery among them — and unlimited city public transport. The three- and seven-day tiers add suburban transport vouchers for Cavtat and a landmark there. Discounts of up to 50% at Lokrum, Mljet National Park and the Summer Festival.
Museums are single entry each; transport is unlimited. One pass covers one adult, or one adult with a child under 7.
The activation trap
The pass starts counting from first use — the first museum, or the moment you pick up a transport card. Tap onto a bus at six in the evening on arrival day and you have burned a day of a one-day pass on one bus ride. Activate it the morning you actually intend to use it.
It has replaced the old Dubrovnik Card; the city’s own page still sits at the legacy card URL but describes only the Pass. Guides referring to a Dubrovnik Card are describing a product that no longer exists under that name.
Sold online and at tourist information centres. Whether the online and door prices differ is not published.
Source: dubrovnik.hr and the official Dubrovnik Airport page, checked 26 August 2026.
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