How to get from Old Town to Lapad?

From the Old City of Dubrovnik to the hotel you can catch the local bus number 6. The bus stop is for Hotel Lapad is only a few steps from the hotel. If you prefer to walk it is around 3 kilometers from the Hotel Lapad to the Old City. This means around a 45 minute walk from the hotel to the city.



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