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Fort Imperial Overview

Built in the year 1806 by the French, this Fort Imperial is historically an important monument for the defense system of the city. Today the fort is working as a museum that is solely dedicated to the defense system of the city during the Homeland war. The stunning museum also offers one of the best sunset views in the city. 

Fort Imperial is one of the most majestic and beautiful places to visit in Dubrovnik. This iconic structure was constructed as a defense during the war in 1806 by the French troops. However, today this structure is more popular as a sightseeing destination and works as a museum. The fort has been converted into a historical museum, displaying the history and even artifacts regarding the defense system during the Homeland wars.

In addition to the museum, the fort itself is worth a tour, learning about all its prime features and how it served as a defense system. While visiting, you should definitely plan the trip during the evening as this place offers the most spectacular sunsets in the city. Those who are a little adventurous can take the hike up the hill while others can take the cable car ride for a more relaxing ride. 

Highlights

• Learn about the history of Dubrovnik during the Homeland wars, and how the Fort imperial played a role in the war as a defense structure. 
• Enjoy a hike to the top of the hill, and make it an adventure activity while visiting the now museum turned Fort imperial. 
• Explore the collections and documents kept on display for the visitors in the museum inside the fort. 
• Capture a glimpse of one of the most stunning sunsets in Dubrovnik city, offered from the Fort imperial as it sits high on the hill.

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