Your tour begins with a visit to the Red History Museum in Dubrovnik, a museum that focuses on the history of Yugoslavia and the communist era that led to the Croatian War of Independence. The museum's exhibits explore the complex political and social climate in the years leading up to the war, offering a unique perspective on how the breakup of Yugoslavia occurred. You will gain a deeper understanding of the forces that shaped the country’s history, the rise of nationalism, and the eventual path to war.

Next, your tour takes you to Mount Srđ, where the Homeland War Museum is located inside the Fort Imperial. This historic site offers an intimate look at Dubrovnik’s experience during the Croatian War of Independence, focusing particularly on the Siege of Dubrovnik in 1991-1992. The museum provides a poignant and personal view of the war, with a focus on both the civilian and military struggles. The Fort Imperial on Srđ hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of Dubrovnik, making it a reflective experience as you look down at the city that faced relentless bombardment during the war.

Spring of River Ombla: We finish at the stunning source of the Ombla river. During the siege, the Yugoslav Army cut off the city's water supply. Learn the incredible story of how this spring—one of the shortest rivers in the world—became the city's only lifeline, and see the strategic importance of this beautiful natural site during the conflict.