Široka Street: A Broad Path Through Dubrovnik's History
Explore Široka Street in Dubrovnik's Old Town: A broad, historic thoroughfare with shops, cafes, and cultural landmarks.
Široka ulica, meaning 'Broad Street,' is a distinctive, wide thoroughfare in the heart of Dubrovnik's Old Town. Unlike the other narrow streets, Široka Street provides a spacious feel as it leads to historical landmarks and offers a glimpse into the city's past. Today, it is lined with restaurants, cafes, and shops, making it a vibrant part of Dubrovnik's charm.
A brief summary to Široka ul.
- Dubrovnik, 20000, HR
Local tips
- Take a leisurely walk along Široka Street to appreciate its unique width compared to other streets in the Old Town.
- Enjoy a meal or coffee at one of the many restaurants and cafes lining Široka Street.
- Visit the nearby Rupe Museum to learn about the history of grain storage in Dubrovnik.
- Explore the Domino Church and the Marin Držić Memorial Museum, both located near Široka Street.
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Getting There
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Walking
Široka Street is located in the heart of Dubrovnik's Old Town and is easily accessible on foot from any of the main entry points. From Pile Gate, the main entrance to the Old Town, walk along Stradun (Placa), the main street. Turn right onto Široka Street. The street is a short walk from Stradun and is lined with shops and restaurants. There are no specific costs associated with walking to Široka Street.
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Public Transport
If arriving by public transport to Pile Gate, enter the Old Town and walk along Stradun. Turn right onto Široka Street. As of July 2025, a single bus ticket costs €1.73 if purchased in advance at newsstands or the Libertas kiosk at Pile Gate. If purchased on the bus, the price is €1.99. A 24-hour ticket costs €5.31.
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Taxi
Taxis can drop passengers off at Pile Gate or Ploče Gate, just outside the Old Town, as the Old Town is a pedestrian-only zone. From either gate, walk along the main street, Stradun, and turn onto Široka Street. As of July 2025, taxi fares in Dubrovnik start with an initial charge of 30 HRK (approximately €4), with an additional 9 HRK (approximately €1.3) per kilometer. A short taxi ride from the Port of Dubrovnik to Pile Gate, for example, could cost around 90 HRK (approximately €12).
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