© Raguž Lučić
Gundulić Square
Behind the Cathedral, and across from Bunić Square one reaches Gundulić Square with the statue of Ivan Gundilić, one of Dubrovnik's finest 18th century poets. The Statue is the work of Ivan Rendić from 1892, and its pedestal is adorned with the bronze relieves depicting the scenes from Gundulić's epic Osman.
Every morning the Square turns into a picturesque green market supplied with fresh fruits and vegetables by farmers from the nearby villages.
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