CHURCH AND HOUSE OF ST. GORGES

The origins of the church date back to the ^12th century. In the Gothic period, the sanctuary was decorated with a superb fresco. Separated from the church, the campanile became an integral part of it in the ^18th century, when two Baroque chapels were built.

Opposite, the bishop's house is now the Lovran town hall. Above its portal, the wooden bas-relief, the work of local craftsmen, depicts St. George slaying the dragon. The wall features the coat of arms of a noble family.