ST. JAMES CATHEDRAL (KATEDRALA SVETOG JAKOVA)
Cathedral among the buildings remaining unchanged, with the frieze in high ...Read more
BASILICA OF ST. DONATUS (CRKVA SV. DONATA)
Basilica of Byzantine style dedicated to St. Donatus, symbolizing the power ...Read more
ST. ANASTASIA CATHEDRAL (SV. STOŠIJE)
Monumental Romanesque church with a front façade with blind arcades, ...Read more
SVETI LOVRE MONASTERY
Church, monastery and youth hostel with medieval garden with well-marked ...Read more
MONASTERY OF SAINT PAUL L'HERMITTE
Franciscan monastery with a collection of religious art, books, manuscripts ...Read more
VISOVAC MONASTERY
Franciscan monastery on an islet in the Krka River with an archaeological ...Read more
HOLY CROSS CHURCH AND TREASURY OF SAINTANSELME
Read moreThis church, which looks more like a chapel, is considered the smallest cathedral in the world (7.80 m long by 7.60 m wide). Built in the 11th century, it was the place where the first Croatian kings were baptized. Nearby stands the statue of Gregory of Nin (Grgur Ninski), the bishop who opposed the pope in the 10th century, introducing the Slavic language into churches. As in Split and Varaždin, the monumental sculpture in bronze is the work of Ivan Meštrović.
ST. SIMEON'S CHURCH (SV. ŠIME)
Read moreThis place of worship, dating from the th century, has a baroque façade. Dedicated to Saint Etienne, the church preserves the relics of Simeon, a saint very revered by the inhabitants of Zadar. The golden silver sarcophagus, 1,90 m long, where its fragrant body rests, is embedded in the altar, carved by Francesco da Sesto at the end of the th century. Beautifully decorated with the scenes of the life of the saint, this masterpiece masterpiece is one of the treasures of the city. If the trunk is visible all the time, during the church's openings, the body of the saint, on the other hand, is presented only on the day of the Saint Simeon (8 October), for the Assumption and for some other annual religious festivals.
BENEDICTINE MONASTERY OF SAINTS COMO AND DAMIEN
Monastery of a Benedictine community in Tkon, built on the foundations of ...Read more
CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION OF THE HOLY VIRGIN MARY
Gothic and Renaissance church with a dazzling façade. The chapel inside ...Read more
ILOT ZEČEVO
A legendary island in Nin that hosts traditional pilgrimages to enjoy a ...Read more
DIOCESAN MUSEUM (BISKUPSKI MUZEJ)
Museum of medieval, Renaissance and Baroque art with a collection of ...Read more
FRANCISCAN MONASTERY OF ST. JEROME OF UGLJAN
Read moreOn its promontory, the monastery of St. Jerome, the patron saint of Dalmatia, was founded in 1430.
In the inner courtyard, there is still the epitaph to Šimun Kožičić-Benja (1460-1536), the primate of Rijeka who had the first book printed in glagolitic. In the cloister, his tombstone remains, as well as a beautiful colonnade with capitals carved with plant, animal or human heads. It is possible to stay in this calm and soothing place.
FAMILY MAUSOLEUM MEŠTROVIĆ
Read more10 km to the east of Drniš, this village saw the growth of the sculptor Ivan Meštrović (1883-1962), who had a family mausoleum built on top of the hill Paraćeva glavica from 1926 to 1930. There he will be buried, surrounded by his mother Marta, his father Mate, his brothers Marko and Petar, his son Tvertko and his wife Olga. Under the dome, the New Testament representations are to be compared with the Way of the Cross in the Christic Chapel (Meštrović I Obnovljene Crikvine) in Split.
KRKA MONASTERY (MANASTIR KRKA)
Orthodox monastery founded in the region east of Kistanja. Visits to the ...Read more
MONASTERY OF SAINT FRANÇOIS D'ASSISE
Monastery in Zadar with the oldest Gothic church in Dalmatia and a ...Read more