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. 

The Vrata Od Placa or The Placa Gate is the eastern entrance of the Old town of Dubrovnik. This majestic structure is built like the other entrance gates of the city, divided into two parts - outer and inner. The gates are then attached to a stone bridge over a moat and a wooden drawbridge. The outer gate of this eastern entrance was built in the 15th century by Simon Della Cava over a single arched bridge that was constructed 1 year before the gate.

The inner gate features elements of the Romanesque style of architecture and additionally also includes the figure of St. Vlah over its majestic structure. This inner door was further broken wide during the 19th century and set into the shape visitors see today. The gate leads to the Revelin fortress, another one of the best places in Dubrovnik for history enthusiasts.

Highlights

• Explore the majestic Vrata Od Placa, the eastern entrance gate and learn about its unique architectural elements. 
• Click a fun picture with your friends in front of this beautiful backdrop while visiting the old town. 
• Admire the Romanesque store inner gate that has been standing tall since the 15th century, with its present form being reconstructed in the 19th century. 
• Add the Revelin Fortress to this trip, and explore both of the historic sites for more in-depth insight into the city's history and culture.