Architecture (Dubrovnik)

City walls of Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic", a historical landmark on the Croatian island coast of Dalmatia. Massive stone walls - over 25 meters high and 6 meters wide in some places - protect Stary...

art1735840

• 7 years ago

View from above

City walls of Dubrovnik

As soon as I arrive in a new place, the first thing I do is to climb as high as possible to see everything from above. A mountain, hillock or tower will do. In this case, it was the city walls. And although...

Iren48

• 8 years ago

Ancient monastery

Franciscan monastery and museum

The ancient Franciscan monastery in the ancient city of Dubrovnik in Croatia was founded in 1317 and is still in operation. The monastery can be viewed in part. Admission is free, but you have to pay 2...

Verun

• 9 years ago

Relics of St. Blaise

Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary

This is a Catholic cathedral, which houses the relics of St. Blaise, the patron saint of Dubrovnik. The temple is active, people come here to bow to another relic - a fragment of the "True Cross" from...

Verun

• 9 years ago

The patron saint of Dubrovnik.

Church of St. Blaise

This is a small but beautiful and graceful baroque church. It was built on the site of an old ruined Romanesque-Gothic temple, from which only 3 stone figures remained - the figure of St. Vlach with a...

Verun

• 9 years ago