Buža Bar
A famous bar on the cliffs outside the walls, for drinks facing the open sea.
- Category
- Bar
- Duration
- 1.3 h
- Price
- $$
- Best time
- Sunset
Tip: Look for the "Cold drinks" sign on the walls to find the small hole in the wall.
Show on mapDubrovnik cuisine pairs Adriatic seafood with Dalmatian olive oil and local wines. From old-town taverns to the harbour market, there is something for every budget.
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A famous bar on the cliffs outside the walls, for drinks facing the open sea.
Tip: Look for the "Cold drinks" sign on the walls to find the small hole in the wall.
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