Dubrovnik Pass Guide: Prices, Included Sights, Bus Ticket and Whether It Pays

In this guide

💡 The Short Version: The Dubrovnik Pass is €40 for 1 day, €50 for 3 days and €60 for 7 days for use until 30 November 2026 (Dubrovnik Pass). It gives one visit to each of the City Walls, Fort Lovrjenac, the Dubrovnik Museums sights and the Franciscan Monastery museum, plus free city buses for 24, 72 or 168 hours. A 1-day pass beats single tickets as soon as you add one museum to the walls, which cost €40 on their own on November dates (DPDS). It does not cover the cable car. Or book a tour: Dubrovnik: Old Town and City Walls Tour with Optional DU Passad (from €27, 4.8 stars from 83 reviews) lets you add the pass to a guided Old Town and walls walk in one booking.

⚠️ Winter hours decide whether a day works. From 1 November to 31 March the walls close at 15:00, the Franciscan Monastery at 14:00 and is shut on Sundays, and the Rector’s Palace is shut on Mondays. Plan your pass days around those closures.

Prices and what you get

Prices are from the pass’s own online shop. These are the summer-season prices, for use until 30 November 2026.

The pass activates at your first visit to any cultural institution, or when you pick up the bus ticket. Every site allows one visit only, and you show the pass before entering. The pass covers transport and free museum entry for one adult accompanied by children up to the age of 7 (Dubrovnik Pass FAQ).

Included with every pass:

• The City Walls and Fort Lovrjenac, the Red Keep of the Game of Thrones guide.
• The Cultural History Museum in the Rector’s Palace.
• The Maritime Museum, the Ethnographic Museum and the Archaeological Museum’s exhibitions at Revelin.
• The Natural History Museum, the House of Marin Držić, the Dulčić-Masle-Pulitika Gallery, Studio Pulitika and the Museum of Modern Art.
• The Franciscan Monastery museum and its old pharmacy.
• The Heritage House Dubrovačko primorje in Slano.

Only with the 3-day and 7-day passes: the House Bukovac and the Konavle County Museum.

Not on the list: the Mount Srđ cable car and the Homeland War Museum at the Imperial Fort.

Revelin Fortress by the Old Harbour. Photo: LBM1948, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Discounts and cheap extras

The pass also carries partner discounts and a few fixed low prices, listed on the pass site:

• Lokrum Nature Reserve: 20% off with a 3-day pass and 30% off with a 7-day pass (see the Lokrum guide).
• Mljet National Park: 30% off with a 7-day pass.
• Ston Walls and Sokol Fortress in Konavle: entry at €8 per person from March to October and €5 from November to February.
• Rector’s Palace in Slano: €3 from April to October and €2 from November to December.
• Guided tours and boat trips: several local operators give 10% to 20% off with a pass, usually by promo code.

Does it pay?

Single prices, from the operators’ own pages:

Sources: the walls from DPDS, the four museums from Dubrovnik Museums and its opening hours, and the monastery from its own page.

• 1-day pass, €40: the walls and Lovrjenac cost €40 on their own on November dates, so every other sight on top is a gain. The walls, the Rector’s Palace and the Franciscan Monastery come to €63 separately.
• 3-day pass, €50: all six sights in the table come to €86 on November dates, and the pass adds free buses for 72 hours, which Libertas sells at €11.95 (Libertas price list).
• Museums only: Dubrovnik Museums sells a combined ticket for ten museums at €20, valid for 7 days from the first visit. It leaves out the walls and Lovrjenac, so it suits a museum-only visit.

The walls decide the sum: the ticket is €40 on November dates and €20 on December dates. See City Walls tickets for the dates.

Pile Gate and the walls. Photo: Dennis G. Jarvis, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0.

Pass or tours

A guided walk does not replace the pass: the walls, the museums and the monastery all need an entry ticket or the pass, whichever you use. One Old Town tour on GetYourGuide offers the pass as an optional add-on. Check each listing’s date options for what it covers.

Old Town and walls with an optional Dubrovnik Pass

From €27 · 4.8 stars from 83 reviews · 2.5 hours · free cancellation

Dubrovnik: Old Town and City Walls Tour with Optional DU Passad: a guided Old Town and walls walk with skip-the-line entry in the listing, and the pass as an option. Book at least three hours ahead.

Old Town walking tour with a local guide

From €20 · 4.8 stars from 6,067 reviews · 1.5 to 3.5 hours · free cancellation

Dubrovnik: Old Town Walking Tour with Local Guidead: a guided Old Town walk with a private option, flagged as a bestseller. Book at least 10 hours ahead.

Walls, Old Town and Franciscan Monastery

From €28 · 4.8 stars from 2,526 reviews · 2.5 hours · free cancellation

Dubrovnik: City Walls, Old Town Walking Tour & Adriatic Viewad: the walls and the Old Town with a visit to the Franciscan Monastery and its pharmacy, skip-the-line entry in the listing.

Official pass or tour: the prices side by side

Operator prices are for an adult. A GetYourGuide “from” price is the cheapest option in the product.

The Museum of Modern Art, one of the pass sights. Photo: Sailko, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0.

Where to buy

Buy online at dubrovnikpass.com, or in person at the Dubrovnik Tourist Board offices at Pile (Brsalje 5), Gruž (Obala Ivana Pavla II 1) and Lapad (Masarykov put 2), at the Župa Dubrovačka office in Mlini and the Konavle office in Cavtat, at the ticket offices of several museums, and at the cable car’s lower station (Dubrovnik Pass FAQ). Travel agencies can buy passes for groups with a business card.

The bus ticket

The pass entitles you to a city bus ticket for 24, 72 or 168 hours, valid from the first time you activate it on a bus. Collect it on board during your first journey or at a Libertas sales point at Pile (Brsalje 5), Lapad, Grawe or Mokošica. The Pile point is open daily 07:00 to 24:00, Lapad is open Monday to Saturday 07:30 to 14:00 and 17:00 to 22:00 and Grawe Monday to Friday 07:00 to 15:00. The ticket cannot be reissued, so keep it. Fares and routes are on the Libertas site and in getting around Dubrovnik.

If you are choosing a base for a pass week, see where to stay in Dubrovnik.

What to see next

• City Walls tickets: the sight that makes the pass pay, with its entrances.
• Fort Lovrjenac: included with the walls ticket and with the pass.
• Rector’s Palace: the largest single saving after the walls.
• Franciscan Monastery and Old Pharmacy: the cloister at the Pile end of Stradun.
• Mount Srđ cable car: not covered, with its own prices.
• Lokrum island day trip: 20% or 30% off with a 3-day or 7-day pass.
• Pelješac and Ston: Ston Walls at the pass price.

Common questions

How much does the Dubrovnik Pass cost?

For use until 30 November 2026 the pass is €40 for 1 day, €50 for 3 days and €60 for 7 days (Dubrovnik Pass).

What does the Dubrovnik Pass include?

Free entry to the City Walls, Fort Lovrjenac and the Dubrovnik Museums sights (Rector's Palace, Maritime Museum, Ethnographic Museum, the Revelin archaeological exhibitions and more), the Franciscan Monastery museum, and free city bus travel for 24, 72 or 168 hours depending on the pass.

Is the cable car included in the Dubrovnik Pass?

No. The Mount Srđ cable car is not on the pass's list of included sights, and nor is the Homeland War Museum at the Imperial Fort.

Can I visit the same sight twice with the Dubrovnik Pass?

No. The pass allows one visit to each cultural institution.

When does the Dubrovnik Pass start?

It activates with the first visit to any cultural institution or when you pick up the bus ticket for city transport.

Do children need a Dubrovnik Pass?

The pass covers transport and free museum entry for one adult accompanied by children up to the age of 7 (Dubrovnik Pass FAQ).