Editing Dubrovnik (section)

==Notable people==
* [[Franco Sacchetti]] (Ragusa, 1332 – [[San Miniato]], 1400), poet and novelist
* [[Benedetto Cotrugli]] (Ragusa, 1416 – [[L'Aquila]], 1469), humanist and economist.
* [[Bonino de Boninis]] ([[Lastovo]], Ragusa, 1454 – [[Treviso]], 1528), typographist and bookseller.
* [[Elio Lampridio Cerva]] (Ragusa, 1463 – 1520), humanist, poet and lexicographer of [[Latin language]]
* [[Marin Držić]] (Ragusa, 1508 – Venice, 1567), playwright, poet and dramaturge
* [[Marino Ghetaldi]] (Ragusa, 1568 – 1626), mathematician
* [[Aaron ben David Cohen of Ragusa|Aaron ben David Cohen]] (Ragusa, ~1580 - 1656), rabbi
* [[Giorgio Raguseo]] (Ragusa, 1580 – 1622), philosopher, theologian, and orator
* [[Rajmund Zamanja]] (Ragusa, 1587 – 1647), theologist, philosopher and linguist.
* [[Ivan Gundulić]] (Ragusa, 1589 – 1638), writer and poet
* [[Anselmo Banduri]] (Ragusa, 1671 – [[Paris]], 1743), [[numismatist]] and [[antiquarian]]
* [[Ruđer Josip Bošković]] (Dubrovnik, 1711 – Milan, 1787) physicist, astronomer, mathematician, philosopher, diplomat, poet, theologian
* [[Mato Vodopić]] (Dubrovnik, 1816), [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Dubrovnik|bishop of Dubrovnik]]
* [[Matija Ban]] (Dubrovnik, 1818), poet, dramatist, and playwright
* [[Medo Pucić]] (Dubrovnik, 1821), writer and politician
* [[Konstantin Vojnović]] (Dubrovnik, 1832), politician, university professor and rector in the [[Kingdom of Dalmatia]] and [[Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia]] of the [[Habsburg monarchy]]
* [[city of Ragusa (ship)|Nicola Primorac]] (Dubrovnik, 1840), tobacconist, who together with a sailor and a ship's steward sailed the tiny [[yawl]] ''[[City of Ragusa (ship)|City of Ragusa]]'' twice across the Atlantic in 1870 and 1871
* [[Ivo Vojnović]] (Dubrovnik, 1857), writer
* [[Milan Rešetar]] (Dubrovnik, 1860), philologist
* [[Tereza Kesovija]] (Dubrovnik, 1938), pop-classical-chanson singer
* [[Dubravka Tomšič Srebotnjak]] (Dubrovnik, 1940), pianist
* [[Milo Hrnić]] (Dubrovnik, 1950 - 2023), pop singer
* [[Andro Knego]] (Dubrovnik, 1956), basketball player, Olympic and World champion
* [[Banu Alkan]] (Dubrovnik, 1958), female actor
* [[Dragan Andrić (water polo)|Dragan Andrić]] (Dubrovnik, 1962), water polo player, two-time Olympic champion
* [[Mario Kopić]] (Dubrovnik, 1965), philosopher
* [[Nikola Prkačin]] (Dubrovnik, 1975), basketball player
* [[Vlado Georgiev]] (Dubrovnik, 1976), pop singer, composer, and songwriter
* [[Frano Vićan]] (Dubrovnik, 1976), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion
* [[Emir Spahić]] (Dubrovnik, 1980), football player
* [[Miho Bošković]] (Dubrovnik, 1983), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion
* [[Nikša Dobud]] (Dubrovnik, 1985), water polo player, Olympic and World champion
* [[Lukša Andrić]] (Dubrovnik, 1985), basketball player
* [[Hrvoje Perić]] (Dubrovnik, 1985), basketball player
* [[Andro Bušlje]] (Dubrovnik, 1986), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion
* [[Paulo Obradović]] (Dubrovnik, 1986), water polo player, Olympic and World champion
* [[Maro Joković]] (Dubrovnik, 1987), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion
* [[Ante Tomić (basketball)|Ante Tomić]] (Dubrovnik, 1987), basketball player
* [[Andrija Prlainović]] (Dubrovnik, 1987), water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion
* [[Sandro Sukno]] (Dubrovnik, 1990), water polo player, Olympic and World champion
* [[Elvis Sarić]] (Dubrovnik, 1990), football player 
* [[Danijal Brković]] (Dubrovnik, 1991), football player<ref>{{Cite web |date=19 June 2024 |title=Danijal Brkovic Selected NISA Nation Player of the Week |url=https://nisanation.com/news/2024/06/19/danijal-brkovic-selected-nisa-nation-player-of-the-week |access-date=12 February 2025 |website=NISA Nation}}</ref> 
* [[Mario Hezonja]] (Dubrovnik, 1995), basketball player
* [[Alen Halilović]] (Dubrovnik, 1996), football player
* [[Ana Konjuh]] (Dubrovnik, 1997), tennis player