It's simple - you tell them what you're looking for, and they suggest the perfect location for you. For example, if you're looking for great attractions and dining Tripbase will suggest, amongst other locations, Dubrovnik vacations. From beautiful sights to see, to a culture rich with history, they provide where to go and how to get there according to your budget.
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| - It's simple - you tell them what you're looking for, and they suggest the perfect location for you. For example, if you're looking for great attractions and dining Tripbase will suggest, amongst other locations, Dubrovnik vacations. From beautiful sights to see, to a culture rich with history, they provide where to go and how to get there according to your budget.
- The flag of Dubrovnik.
- Dubrovnik is a city in Croatia on the coast at the southern end of Dalmatia, on the Adriatic Sea. Once the capital of a free maritime city-state, it was conquered by Napoleon but eventually given to the Habsburgs, who controlled it as part of Austria-Hungary until its dissolution after World War I, and the city became part of Yugoslavia. In August 1932, Wolfgang S. Staubig was on holiday and visited the city. While at an antiquarian bookstore, he discovered and obtained a seemingly genuine version of The Book of the Spells of Merlin.
- John Probe was assigned to take weapons expert Adolf Meisser from Dubrovnik to Paris for a U.N. arms limitations conference. Due to bad weather, he had to take his passenger the 1,289 miles by road.
- Dubrovnik and a fellow agent, Balinkoff, are summarily executed by Siegfried for "stupidity" after failing to prevent Maxwell Smart from escaping a supposedly escape-proof dungeon. Portrayed by Larry Barton [Episode #63: "The Spy Who Met Himself"]. Reality Check: Dubrovnik is the name of a city in Croatia which, at the time the episode was filmed, was part of Yugoslavia.
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| - It's simple - you tell them what you're looking for, and they suggest the perfect location for you. For example, if you're looking for great attractions and dining Tripbase will suggest, amongst other locations, Dubrovnik vacations. From beautiful sights to see, to a culture rich with history, they provide where to go and how to get there according to your budget.
- The flag of Dubrovnik.
- Dubrovnik is a city in Croatia on the coast at the southern end of Dalmatia, on the Adriatic Sea. Once the capital of a free maritime city-state, it was conquered by Napoleon but eventually given to the Habsburgs, who controlled it as part of Austria-Hungary until its dissolution after World War I, and the city became part of Yugoslavia. In August 1932, Wolfgang S. Staubig was on holiday and visited the city. While at an antiquarian bookstore, he discovered and obtained a seemingly genuine version of The Book of the Spells of Merlin.
- John Probe was assigned to take weapons expert Adolf Meisser from Dubrovnik to Paris for a U.N. arms limitations conference. Due to bad weather, he had to take his passenger the 1,289 miles by road.
- Dubrovnik and a fellow agent, Balinkoff, are summarily executed by Siegfried for "stupidity" after failing to prevent Maxwell Smart from escaping a supposedly escape-proof dungeon. Portrayed by Larry Barton [Episode #63: "The Spy Who Met Himself"]. Reality Check: Dubrovnik is the name of a city in Croatia which, at the time the episode was filmed, was part of Yugoslavia.
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