History in Dalmatia, Croatia
Historical attractions and events in Dalmatia |
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history of Dubrovnik's attractionsThe City Walls - Minceta Fort - Bokar Fort - Fort of St. John - Lovrijenac Fort - Pile Gate - Dubrovnik Cathedral - Church of St. Blaise - Franciscan Monastery - Prince's Palace - Sponza Palace - Stradun - Orlando's Column - City's Bell Tower... |
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history of Split's attractionsDiocletian's Palace - Cathedral of Saint Domnius - Temple of Jupiter - Diocletian's Cellars - Peristil - The City's Museum - The Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments - People's Square - Marmont Street - Prokurative - Fort Gripe... |
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history of Hvar's attractionsSince the prehistoric times, 3500 B.C. - Illyrians - many traces of ancient Greek, Roman, old Croatian and Venetian influence - The Hvar Heritage Museum - The Fortress of Hvar - Grapceva Cave - Marko's Cave... |
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history of Makarska's attractionsHuman presence date back to 1500 BC - Illyrian Muccurum settlement - Roman Empire - 7th century, Croats - City Museum - The Franciscan Monastery - Malacological Museum - St. Mark's Concathedral - Napoleon Monument... |
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history of Korcula's attractionsGreeks, Illyrians, Romans, Croats, Venetians - Old City walls - towers Barbarigo, Tiepolo, Balbi, Cappelo, Revelin - Gothic-Renaissance Cathedral of St. Marc - Marco Polo's Birth House - Korcula City Museum at Gabrielis Palace... |
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history of Cavtat's attractions
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history of Brela's attractions
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history of Zadar's attractions
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history of Bol's attractions
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history of Trogir's attractions
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history of Tucepi's attractions
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history of Vodice's attractions
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history of Sibenik's attractions
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history of Supetar's attractions
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