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The best area to stay in Gornji Kono is the upper part of the neighbourhood, particularly around the streets that offer elevated views of the Old Town.This area is generally residential and quiet, offering a peaceful retreat while still being conveniently close to the city's main attractions. It's characterised by winding streets, terraced houses, and often features private gardens. The elevated position means many properties boast impressive vistas of the Adriatic Sea and Dubrovnik's historic walls.For couples looking for a romantic and scenic getaway, this area is ideal. Many villas and apartments here offer private balconies or terraces where you can enjoy breakfast with a view or an evening drink overlooking the illuminated Old Town. The walk down to the Pile Gate is manageable, and taxis are readily available for the return journey up the hill.Families will also find the upper part of Gornji Kono suitable, especially if they prefer more space and a calmer environment than the bustling Old Town. Properties often come with multiple bedrooms and living areas, and some even have private pools.

The best time to visit Gornji Kono is generally during the shoulder seasons of May, June, September, and early October.These months offer a delightful balance of pleasant weather and fewer crowds compared to the peak summer months. You'll find the temperatures warm enough for swimming and exploring without the intense heat and bustling streets of July and August. This makes it ideal for couples seeking a relaxed yet engaging holiday, as well as for solo travellers who prefer a more tranquil experience.For those who enjoy a lively option and don't mind higher temperatures, July and August are also popular, though the area can be quite busy. The sea is at its warmest then, superb for water activities.