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Best churches to visit in Croatia

Croatia’s churches line its coast: the cathedral of Split built inside Diocletian’s palace, the round St Donatus in Zadar, the stone cathedral of Šibenik, St Euphemia above Rovinj, and the Franciscan and Dominican monasteries of Dubrovnik. Inland, Zagreb Cathedral dominates the capital, and islands add small monasteries such as the Blaca hermitage on Brač.

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Blaca hermitage

Brac, Croatia

The Blaca Hermitage clings to a rocky slope in a remote valley on the south side of the island of Brač, Croatia, and a…

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Church of St. Donatus

Zadar, Croatia

Saint Donatus is no longer a church; it is a monument and a concert hall, and it is ticketed, cheaply, with the ticket…

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Dubrovnik Cathedral

Dubrovnik, Croatia

Saint Blaise stands at the eastern end of the main street of Dubrovnik, facing the column and the rector's palace,…

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Franciscan Monastery, Lopud

Lopud, Croatia

Lopud is one of the Elaphiti islands north-west of Dubrovnik, car-free and small, and the Franciscan monastery stands…

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Krk Cathedral

Krk, Croatia

Krk Cathedral, the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, stands in the old town of Krk, the main town of the…

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Šibenik Cathedral

Šibenik, Croatia

Sibenik is quieter than Split or Dubrovnik and the cathedral is its reason for existing on most itineraries.

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Zadar Cathedral

Zadar, Croatia

Zadar's cathedral is free to enter, and the bell tower beside it charges a small fee for the climb, which is the…

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Churches in the old towns are usually free or cheap to visit, and bell towers charge a small fee. Summer brings crowds, and the pages below explain when to go.

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