High up, 349 metres above the settlement of Murvica on the southern side of the island of Brač, in the municipality of Bol, lies Dragonjina or Zmajeva Cave (Dragon's Cave). Visitors are drawn by the combination of a natural space, stone reliefs and the story of the...

The Church of St John in Bol, on the island of Brač, stands on the western side of the Glavica peninsula, on the site of a late antique castrum. It is interesting because it shows several building phases across more than four centuries. It belongs to the town of Bol...

North of the village of Ložišća on the island of Brač, in the municipality of Milna, in a field beside the old road to Supetar, stands the Church of St Mary, known as Stomorica. It is a quiet place for those who follow the old paths of the island, and inside is...

The Church of St John is located in the Bunta area, east of Sutivan on Brač, at a site called Mostir. At this place late antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Baroque are layered and intertwined. It was built on the foundations of an Early Christian triconch church from...

The Church of St Mary in Bori, which the locals call Gospa u Borima, stands near Gornje Selo in the eastern part of Šolta, below Vela Straža, the highest peak of Šolta. It belongs to Split-Dalmatia County. It is interesting because centuries of sacred life can be...

East of Pražnica on the island of Brač stands the small pre-Romanesque Church of St Clement. It is interesting because it was once the cemetery church of the medieval settlement of Straževnik. It belongs to the municipality of Pučišća in Split-Dalmatia County. It...

On Cape Zaglav, at the western end of the island of Brač, stands the Baterija fortification near Milna. The view stretches over the channel towards the island of Šolta, and the position explains why this spot was important. Here, shipping on the sea approach to Split...

The Church of St Joseph stands by the sea, in the Osibova cove south of Milna. It is of interest to seafarers and to lovers of votive objects. It was built in the 19th century as a wide single-nave building with an elongated semicircular apse and classicist stone sculpture....

The Church of St Peter stands on a raised plateau above the village of Dol, in the municipality of Postira on Brač. It is modest but old, and it is one of the interesting examples of pre-Romanesque building on the island. The single-nave church has a semicircular...

The remains of the castle of St. John and the church of St. John are located on the hill above Vrpolje, in Šibenik-Knin County, on the summit with elevation 175. They are interesting to visitors because both buildings lie within a prehistoric hillfort, with a view...

At the Grudine site, near the villages of Banjevci and Kašić Banjevački, in the municipality of Stankovci in Zadar County, are the remains of an ancient villa rustica. It is interesting because a kilometer to the east of it, at the Dražica - Pudarica site, a Mithraeum,...

West of the village of Kozarica, on the northern side of the island of Mljet in Dubrovnik-Neretva County, at a depth of 45 meters, there is an underwater archaeological site. It is interesting to divers who are drawn by traces of ancient navigation in the Mljet Channel. A...

The church of Our Lady of Health, also called the church of St. George, stands above Subotište in Gornja Brela, in Split-Dalmatia County. It shows visitors what a modest village church in the Dalmatian Baroque looked like. It is a single-nave building without an apse,...

The Forteca-Sv. Vlaho fortress rises on the hill of the same name southwest of the historic core of the town of Korčula, in Dubrovnik-Neretva County. The town can be seen from the hill, and the site links several different epochs. On the rise stand the so-called English...

The town of Pag, in Zadar County, is a rare planned town of the Adriatic islands. For visitors it is interesting for the regular street grid in the center and the large square surrounded by a church and palaces. Today's historic core has been built since 1443 according...

The Roman road at Podi-Zapad is located in Dugopolje, in Split-Dalmatia County, northwest of the state road toward Split. It is interesting because it is part of the first carriage road that led into the interior of Dalmatia, and it is dated from the 1st to the 4th...

Tatinica bay is located west of Kozarica, on the northern coast of the island of Mljet in Dubrovnik-Neretva County. Under the sea, at a depth of 37 to 44 meters, rests a late antique ship, attractive to divers and to everyone who follows the history of navigation along...

Komiža is a town beside a bay in the west of the island of Vis, in Split-Dalmatia County. It offers visitors a walk between Mala and Vela banda and the narrow coastal strip of the harbor. The first traces of the settlement date from the 15th century. The oldest part...

Ivinj is an archaeological site near Tisno in Šibenik-Knin County, and on it a Roman villa, an early church and a medieval small church follow one another in the same space. It is interesting to those who like layered history. The church of St. Martin is single-nave,...

Oruda is an islet of the Cres-Lošinj archipelago, in the town of Mali Lošinj, and on it stand the ruins of the early Byzantine basilica of St. John. For visitors who like timeless places it is an interesting excursion into the 7th century. The basilica is three-aisled...