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Many of you probably dreamed of visiting Dubrovnik, the city that Anne mentioned on the TV show "Hakase-chan" saying, "Don't talk about heaven without seeing Dubrovnik!" This time, a Croatian government-certified tour guide and travel sommelier, who lives in Croatia and spends over 100 days a year in Dubrovnik, will explain the must-see sights to ensure a successful Dubrovnik trip! A complete guide to all the Dubrovnik spots featured on "Hakase-chan"! From the latest practical information to trivia taught by a certified guide, you can find it all on this blog: https://tabi-sommelier.com/hakasechan... The content of this video is also available on this blog. https://tabi-sommelier.com/dubrovnik-... [Table of Contents] 0:00 Introduction 0:43 Dubrovnik's Three Musts 0:55 Climbing Mount Srđ 2:14 Walking the City Walls 3:22 Exploring the Old Town 7:24 Lucky Spots 8:01 Dubrovnik by Interest 9:09 Scenic Viewpoints 11:05 Dining 11:33 Restaurants 12:38 Ice Cream 13:01 Local Sweets 13:53 Cafes 15:15 Wine and Local Beer 16:21 Shopping 18:47 Churches and Museums 21:10 Cruise 21:21 Day trips, beaches, etc. [Related Information] Basic information you should know when traveling to Croatia can be found here:    • コロナ前情報で大丈夫！？クロアチア観光新常識と基本情報2023年最新！通貨・国境・治...   Thank you for watching. Please feel free to leave any questions, comments, or topics you'd like us to cover in the comments section! Your comments and likes are encouraging. Also, tourist information and restaurant information change frequently, so please let us know in the comments section if you notice any changes! Subscribe to our channel here:    / @croatia.travel   Croatia Travel Sommelier * ■FB Page:   / croatiatabisommelier   ■Twitter:   / cro_sommelier   ■Instagram:   / croatia_tabisommelier   "Travel Sommelier" is a registered trademark of the Travel Sommelier Association. 【Self-Introduction】 ◇Yukiko Okudera Living in Croatia since 2004 Opened Hostel Tomaya in Split in 2006 While running the hostel, worked as a Japanese language teacher for 7 years and as a Japanese tour attendant Currently married to a wine and olive oil farmer Runs a guesthouse on Hvar Island and works as a Croatian government-certified guide, medical interpreter, and media coordinator. For more details, please visit https://profile.ameba.jp/ameba/tomaya... ◇Mariko Born in Paris, France. Lived in France for 9 years. Currently residing in Kyoto. Long-term full-time housewife → Worked for a wine & food importer → Worked at a foreign-owned 5-star hotel. As a concierge, arranged stays for wealthy overseas clients. Currently, she works in foreign-owned 5-star hotels, boutique hotel consulting, luxury condominium management, and customer service training. She is developing businesses in food, health, and beauty that connect people and the world to achieve world peace. Private life: Legally, I'm a twice-divorced, somewhat clumsy woman, but I spent 1-2 months every year for 10 years on Oahu, Hawaii, raising my only son to be bilingual. My son overcame truancy from junior high to high school, entered a national university on his first try, and is now a working adult.   / connect._.japan   ◇Sachi Residing in Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, since 2003 Worked at the Japanese Embassy in Croatia (specialist researcher) and a 100% subsidiary of JTB Europe (local company Net Travel Service). Also worked as a medical interpreter, translator, and media coordinator. Runs a guesthouse in Zagreb and has experience assisting over 1000 Japanese travelers with their Croatian trips. [Source] Map: https://www.openstreetmap.org *Unless otherwise specified, all visual materials used by Croatia Travel Sommelier are photographed by us. Please contact us if you wish to use them.