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Museum of The Island of Brac
Exploring the island of Brač is like flipping through the pages of a living history book. In Škrip, the island's oldest settlement, the past feels almost palpable. Picture this: ancient Illyrian town walls dating back to 1400 BC, once proudly standin
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Jaksic Gallery
Nestled within a charming family yard, the Jakšić Gallery is a treasure trove of artistic wonders. Each corner of this gallery tells a story, as it showcases the creative talents of the Jakšić family. You'll be mesmerized by the vibrant paintings of
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Church Fort of St. Mary
One of the most remarkable landmarks on the island of Hvar is the Church-fort, built in 1571 following a Turkish attack. It stands proudly on the site of an earlier church dating back to 1465. This structure is unique, designed like a fortress comple
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Tvrdalj
Tvrdalj Castle stands as a testament to the rich history and culture of Hvar, a serene island in Croatia. This remarkable fortress was crafted by the celebrated poet Petar Hektorović as a defense against the Turks. Ingeniously constructed by reclaimi
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Palace Biankini
In the 19th century, during the age of sailboats, Stari Grad became a hub for the shipping industry and naval construction. Today, it proudly showcases its maritime legacy at the Palace Biankini, home to an impressive naval collection. This collectio
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Church of the Assumption Jelsa
The Church of the Assumption in Jelsa stands proudly on the foundations of an early Gothic church, with its history stretching back to 1535 when it was expanded and fortified. Inside the vestry, you'll find an impressive collection of liturgical vest
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Fort Fortica
If you stroll north from the square, passing through the grand main city gate, known locally as Porta di datallo or the Gate of Dates, you'll find yourself ascending the stairs through the charming old part of the city. This area is a delightful maze
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Square & Cathedral of St. Stephen
When you find yourself in Hvar, every winding street seems to usher you toward Hvarska pjaca, the heart of the city’s public and social life. It's the largest square in Dalmatia, and you can feel its pulse as locals and visitors mingle. On the easter
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Hvar Franciscan Monastery
Just a short, leisurely walk from Hvar's bustling square, you'll find yourself embracing the soothing sea breeze along the waterfront, eventually leading you to the serene Franciscan Monastery. This tranquil haven invites you to immerse yourself in i
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Silver Gate
Porta Orientalis, a name echoing from the Roman era, served as the eastern entrance to the grand palace. This route led travelers along the main street, known as the decumanus, all the way to the Iron Gate and Pjaca, the bustling heart of the city sq
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Diocletian Palace
Diocletian's Palace stands as a testament to Roman architecture, remarkably well-preserved through the ages. This grand structure, originally constructed for Emperor Diocletian, fuses the elegance of a luxurious villa with the strategic layout of a R
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Golden Gate Split
The ancient Romans knew them as Porta septemtrionalis. Imagine Emperor Diocletian strolling through these majestic gates on June 1, 305, as he entered his opulent palace. Crafted in a rectangular shape with sturdy double doors, these gates were desig
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The Riva
The Riva, as we know it today, began to take shape two centuries ago during the Napoleonic era when the French, led by Marshal Marmont, held sway over this region. Nowadays, this iconic promenade is Split's living room, the city's most beloved and si
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Iron Gate
Originally known by their Roman name, PORTA OCCIDENTALIS, these gates are one of the four key entrances that have been pulsing with life throughout Split's 17-century history. From the moment they first opened, they have silently observed the city's
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Church and Monastery of St. Francis
Nestled on the western edge of the Riva, the Church and Monastery of St. Francis offer a fascinating glimpse into Split's rich history. Built on the foundations of an early Christian site, this remarkable place stands by the grave and the modest Chur
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Klis Fortress
Perched on the steep cliffs of the gorge between Kozjak and Mosor, the Klis Fortress stands with a commanding view, one eye gazing at the sea and the other watching over Zagora. This fortress was established in a remarkable strategic position, allowi
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The large Cipiko palace
Father and son duo, Petar and Koriolan Cipiko, had quite the knack for family planning. With strategic marriages and a bit of foresight, they managed to claim the entire western side of the main square in Trogir with their two impressive palaces. The
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The main city square
The transformation of Trogir's main city square, which stands where the Roman forum once did, kicked off back in the 1300s. This historic project began with the building of the commune's loggia and the council chamber. Today, the square is a bustling
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Trogir City Museum
Nestled in the heart of Trogir, the charming Trogir Museum opened its doors in 1966. It's housed in an enchanting complex of palaces and houses that have belonged to the Garagnin-Fonfogna family since the 18th century. As you step inside, the first r
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Fortress Kamerlengo
Nestled at the western tip of the charming Trogir islet, Fortress Kamerlengo stands as a testament to Venetian ingenuity. Constructed between the 13th and 15th centuries, this imposing structure once served as a strategic naval base, safeguarding Ven
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Vapor Art Gallery
Nestled in the charming Sea Gate medieval Tower, right by the Morska vrata town entrance, Vapor Art Gallery is an enchanting spot in Korčula that art lovers simply must visit. This delightful gallery showcases a stunning array of works from prominent
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Zakerjan Tower
Kula Zakerjan, also known as Berim Tower, is a historical gem nestled in the northern part of Korcula Town, specifically in the Zakerjan area. Constructed between 1481 and 1483 during the reign of Giovanni Mocenigo, the Doge of Venice from 1478 to 14
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Arneri Palace
Arneri Palace in Korcula stretches from the western edge of the Old Town all the way to Trg Svetog Marka, the main square also known as Pjaca. Constructed by the Arneri family, this palace is a stunning example of Venetian Gothic architecture from th
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Korcula Town Museum
Nestled in the heart of St. Mark’s Square, the Korčula Town Museum, or Gradski muzej Korčula, sits proudly opposite the majestic Cathedral Sveti Marko. This fascinating museum resides within the historic Gabrielis Palace, an architectural gem from th
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St Marks Cathedral
St. Mark’s Cathedral stands as the crown jewel of Korcula's Old Town, a stunning Gothic-Renaissance marvel that captures the imagination. This architectural masterpiece was completed in the 15th century, but its roots stretch back to the 13th-century
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House of Marco Polo
The House of Marco Polo, nestled in the charming town of Korčula, is thought to be the birthplace of the legendary explorer and writer, Marco Polo. Recently acquired by Korčula’s Town Authority, there are exciting plans in the works to transform this
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Bishop's Treasury Museum
If you ever find yourself wandering through the charming cobbled streets of Korcula Old Town, make sure to swing by the Bishop’s Treasury Museum. Nestled in an elegant two-story palace on Sveti Marko Square, this hidden gem, also known as the Abbey T
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Tower of All Saints
The Tower of All Saints, affectionately known by locals as Kula Svih Svetih, also carries the names Capello Tower and Rampada. Erected in 1493, it was one of the twelve grand towers that proudly stood guard over Korčula. Nestled on the southeastern s
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Barone Fortress
Nestled in the historic heart of Šibenik, the Barone Fortress stands as a testament to the city's resilient spirit during the Cretan War. Built swiftly before the arrival of the Ottoman army, this fortress offers a unique glimpse into the past with t
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Sibenik City Museum
If you're ever strolling through the charming streets of Šibenik, a stop at the Sibenik City Museum is a must. Established back in 1925, this gem is just a stone's throw from the Cathedral, nestled in what was once the Prince's Palace. Imagine this:
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St. James Cathedral
The Cathedral of St. James in Šibenik stands as a testament to Croatia's rich architectural heritage, earning its place on the UNESCO Cultural World Heritage List in 2000. This stunning masterpiece took over a century to construct, with work spanning
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Michael's Fortress
Perched atop a steep, rocky hill, St. Michael's Fortress offers breathtaking views of the numerous islands scattered across the Šibenik archipelago and the charming medieval town below. This fortress has been a stalwart guardian throughout history, s
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St Nicholas Fortress
St. Nicholas' Fortress, perched at the entrance to St. Anthony's Channel in Šibenik, is a remarkable piece of Renaissance architecture. This Venetian fortification stands as a testament to world architectural heritage. It was built on the islet of Lj
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Dubrovnik Ancient City Walls
The Walls of Dubrovnik, or Dubrovačke gradske zidine in Croatian, are an awe-inspiring series of stone fortifications that have stood guard over the city since its early days as a Byzantium castrum. Nestled in southern Croatia, this maritime city-sta
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Fort Lovrijenac
Fort Lovrijenac, also known as St. Lawrence Fortress and affectionately dubbed “Dubrovnik’s Gibraltar,” is a stunning fortress and theater perched 37 meters above sea level, just outside the western wall of Dubrovnik, Croatia. This iconic structure i