Dubrovnik

Orlando's Column, Dubrovnik

About Orlando's Column

You can witness the Republic of Dubrovnik's flag, which is flown over it during important occasions, adding to its cultural value. Look at the little platform that is used for public announcements at the top of the column. Keep an eye out for the 51.25 cm long forearm that was the Ragusan cubit standard, which appears in Orlando's monument. Even now, you can find Orlando's Column to be a prominent attraction during events like the St. Blaise Feast.

Day Wise Timings

Burj Khalifa opening hours through the week.

Open 0 days a week

Free entry

MondayClosed

TuesdayClosed

WednesdayClosed

ThursdayClosed

FridayClosed

SaturdayClosed

SundayClosed

Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

Orlando's Column Highlights

• Experience Dubrovnik's glorious past and independence as you stand at Orlando's Column in Luža Square.
• Admire the carved Orlando, holding a sword, representing the city's historic defence against attacking forces.
• Learn about the origins of Dubrovnik's specific system of measurement and how Orlando's forearm served as the Ragusan cubit standard.
• Watch the Libertas flags soar in pride when you visit the column during the St. Blaise Festival.
• Admire the column's key position bordered by famous sites such as Sponza Palace and St. Blaise's Church.

Why Choose Thrillophilia?

3 Million+

Happy customers from 70+ countries all around.

4.8/5

Rated across Trip Advisor and Google reviews.

Curated With Love

Special curated Indian itineraries built for Indians.

24/7 Assistance

Always there to help before and during trips.

Point of Interest for Orlando's Column

Explore the Sponza Palace

You can see Sponza Palace, a 16th-century architectural wonder, right next to the column. It was first a customs house and then a bank and treasury. It is now home to the State Archives and has black-and-white pictures of people who died in the war in the 1990s on display.

Visit the Dubrovnik Clock Tower

Near the Orlando Column, you can find the famous Dubrovnik Clock Tower, which was built in the 1400s and is an icon. Marvel at the tall building that houses the famous metal figures "Maro" and "Baro," who ring the bell every noon. By walking close and hearing the bell ring, you can fully enjoy the historic feel of this busy square.

Popular Related Attractions

Walls of Dubrovnik

The old city walls of this beautiful city are at the top of the list of best places to visit in Dubrovnik. The amazing destination gained more popularity with the filming of the hit Game of Thrones series at this location. These city walls were constructed in the 10th century and then again renovated later in the 13th and 14th centuries.

Vrata od Ploca

The Vrata od Ploča is the eastern entrance to the old town of Dubrovnik and one of the major tourist attractions in the UNESCO world heritage site area. Divided into two gates the outer gate was built in the 15th century the inner door was broken wide in the 19th century. Visitors admire the majestic architecture and style of this historic site during their visit.

Uvala Lapad Beach

The Uvala Lapad Beach is nestled in the Lapad peninsula - which is home to some of the best and most spectacular beaches in Dubrovnik. With plenty of dining and recreational options, this beach offers the perfect backdrop for large groups and relaxing views. The beach also has several activities such as various sorts and even houses some great restaurants and cafés.

Tvrdava Minceta

One of the most popular places to visit in Dubrovnik, the Minceta Tower or also known as the Tvrdava Minceta is one of the most important parts of the city's defense system. Named after the family that owned the land, today the tower is a historic site with Gothic architectural style elements and also waves the Croatian Flag as a symbol of an unconquerable Dubrovnik.

The Cathedral Of The Assumption

A visit to Dubrovnik's cathedral and treasury, also known as the cathedral of assumption, will take you back to the 6th century. The full name of this Cathedral is the cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. This beautiful structure was designed by the famous architect Andrea Buffalini of Rome in the Baroque style.

Stradun

One of the best places in Dubrovnik to spend time amongst the locals, the Stradun is a famous street that boasts numerous cafés and restaurants. The place is also known as Dubrovnik Placa and is believed to be one of the most picturesque pedestrian thoroughfares in the European continent. Visitors will also find really amazing places to shop or just relax after a day of exploring the city.

Popular Related destinations

More Things to Do in Dubrovnik

Quick links to everything else worth a slot on a longer stay.