Dubrovnik Farmers Market
Meet local growers and discover seasonal produce, grapes and traditional sweets at Gundulić Square in Dubrovnik’s Old Town.

Dubrovnik Farmers Market, located in Gundulić Square in the Old Town, is a lively spot offering seasonal vegetables, fresh fruits, homemade cheese and local dairy. Since 1870, it has been a place for women from nearby villages to sell their produce, with strict rules intended to maintain the quality of goods.
In autumn, stalls overflow with grapes from the surrounding countryside. With cafés and restaurants nearby, it’s a pleasant place to relax, people-watch and enjoy a taste of Dubrovnik’s local life.
The live article lists opening hours as 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM and says the market is closed on Sundays. Hours can change, so confirm locally before making a special trip.
Market Mornings: A Basket Full of Vegetables
From early morning harvests to your plate, discover the vibrant colors and flavors of Dubrovnik’s seasonal produce. It’s one of the freshest ways to taste the region.
Grapes from Surrounding Regions
Each autumn, baskets of fresh local grapes fill the market stalls, brought in by women from the surrounding countryside. Harvested mainly in September and October, these grapes are a cherished seasonal tradition and a taste of Dubrovnik’s rural heritage.
Sweet Traditions: Homemade Treats at the Market
From candied orange peels to dried figs and sugared almonds, these handmade delights have been part of local market culture for generations. Ask for a taste; many vendors still make them using family recipes passed down through time.

Gundulić Square at Noon: Statues, Stories & Pigeons
Every day at noon, pigeons gather at Gundulić Square, a familiar ritual locals have supported for more than 70 years. Stay a moment and watch the square come alive in the heart of the Old Town.
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