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This story begins way before you can all ever imagine. Both Karla and Pedro decided to leave their hometowns in search of a better life. Both knowing well that any challenge coming their way would test their conviction and will.Karla decided to leave Dubrovnik and study in Krems, a small university town near Vienna. While Pedro decided to leave his life in Mexico to pursue an MBA in Bologna. While both of them tried to focus on their future destiny's fate had already started to work again.Karla moved from Krems to Vienna as she completed her Masters degree and started working there. On the other hand, Pedro also moved to Vienna shortly after starting an internship to complete his MBA title.Vienna has seen a lot of love stories unfold but the hard cold truth is that in a city where two people might meet, others might not see each other in their lifetimes. But as we now know, this wasn't the case for them.It wasn't long before Karla and Pedro meet. In a cold winter night at the end of January they met at their building's terrace. Sharing a few words Pedro had to leave early that night, leaving Karla wondering if he would come back up again the same night. She waited but unfortunately he didn't; she decided to return to her flat to rest. But little did she know that Pedro went back up hoping to continue talking to her, but it was already late.Some weeks passed and they never crossed paths in their building. Both focused on working hard, but hoping to find themselves together again. However, in a lucky twist of fate they found each other just 6 weeks later after their first time meeting.Since then both have been planning and working for their future together with a great timeless love for each other knowing they found a home in each other.

A tale of two souls

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Where better to start than in Dubrovnik's Old Town? Take a stroll in Stradun (main street) and get to know why Dubrovnik has gained so much popularity and attention. With its iconic white marbe streets adorned with red tile roofs will make you feel like you are in a filming set (yes you know which one).

Old City of Dubrovnik

Elegant museum located in a palace of the fourteenth century. in Gothic-Renaissance style with period furnishings and coats of arms.It now houses several pieces of art and history of Dubrovnik's story and how this city came to be.

Palazzo dei Rettori

If you have time do the City Walls Walk. This will let you see Dubrovnik's Old Town from above walking on top of the fortified walls that circles the entire city!

Walls of Dubrovnik

Discover one of many Dubrovnik's churches. This Monastery was built around the year 300. Housing the oldest apothecary in the world and stories from Dubrovnik's art and past wars.

Monastero e chiesa francescani

Ride the cable car to one of many places where you can enjoy the most beautiful sunsets in the world. Situated on top of the mountain Srđ there is an amazing view overlooking all of Dubrovnik's Old Town and harbor.You can also enjoy some food in the restaurant Panorama situated on the viewpoint.BE CAREFUL OF THE CABLE CAR SCHEDULE

Dubrovnik Cable Car

Built upon a 37 meter high sheer rock overlooking the sea, fortress Lovrijenac is one of the most impressive locations in Dubrovnik. This detached fortress was of prime importance for the defense of the western part of Dubrovnik, both against attack from land and the sea. During its service fortress was manned by 25 man garrison and a Commander of the fort.

Fortezza di San Lorenzo

Early 18th-century Baroque cathedral with a triptych by Titian and works by Italian masters.

Cattedrale dell'Assunzione di Maria

Some say queens go down them in shame.

Jesuit Stairs

Religious complex founded in 1225, featuring a Gothic-style church with a museum with art and artifacts.

Monastero Domenicano

Where our wedding ceremony takes place!It was constructed by the Venetian master Marino Gropelli in 1706, on the commission of the Dubrovnik Senate which requested a new church on the site of the old 14th century Romanesque church.

Chiesa di San Biagio

Things to Do

Although Dubrovnik offers many different accommodations we recommend these:

This is where we will have our wedding party!Overlooking the Elaphite Islands, this comfortable beach hotel is 3 km from Velika i Mala Petka Forest Park and 4 km from Dubrovnik's fortified Old Town. Upgraded rooms include a balcony overlooking the sea, while suites offer a sitting area and sofa bed. Room service is available.Breakfast is available. The property includes three restaurants and a cocktail bar, all with furnished terraces. It also has an outdoor pool overlooking the sea, a spa area, a gym, beach access and water sports. Parking is available.

Hotel Neptun Dubrovnik

Overlooking the Adriatic coast, this luxury hotel is 8 km from the famous Dubrovnik Walls and 24 km from Dubrovnik Airport.The property also includes 14 meeting rooms, one of which can accommodate up to 500 people, and a spa with an indoor pool, hot tub and sauna.

Royal Princess Hotel

This contemporary hotel is a 4-minute walk from Bellevue Beach and 2 km from Dubrovnik's medieval walls. The property includes a casual restaurant, lobby bar, outdoor pool and spa area with gym, sauna and Turkish bath.

Hotel Lero

Housed in a former royal residence from 1913, this luxury hotel overlooks the Adriatic Sea and the Old Town. It is a 12-minute walk from Stradun, the main pedestrian shopping street, and a 13-minute walk from Dubrovnik Walls. The property includes 3 restaurants with sea views, including a Thai restaurant and a piano bar, an indoor pool, a spa, a fitness center and a private beach.

Hotel Excelsior

Housed in an impressive late 19th-century building and a 20th-century villa, this sumptuous hotel is a 3-minute walk from the medieval Franciscan monastery and the 16th-century Pile Gate, near the historic centre. The property includes an elegant restaurant, lobby bar, terrace bar, six meeting rooms and a ballroom. It also has a spa with indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, steam room, treatment rooms and a gym.

Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik

Hotels

Be aware that the best way to move around in Dubrovnik is with buses. It is cheaper to buy a ticket in the multiple newspaper/magazine stands all across the city (they are usually next to the bus stops, called TISAK or Libertas Dubrovnik). There are different types of validity to the tickets with various prices. We recommend for you to buy the one that has 20 rides for one ticket.Enter the bus at the front and next to the driver you will need to validate the ticket everytime you ride one. One important note. Dubrovnik's Old Town has two main entrances where most of the bus lines reach. These gates are called PILE and PLOČE; the bus stops are called the same. You will find more information on the time schedules and map here:<a href="https://www.libertasdubrovnik.hr/en/timetable/1/city-timetable" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.libertasdubrovnik.hr/en/timetable/1/city-timetable</a>

Karla & Pedro

Karla & Pedro

K&P

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