This edifice, built between the 15C and 16C, has a façade adorned with a superb rose window and a carved frieze depicting fantastic motifs. The interior is home to religious treasures such as the diptych of the Annunciation , attributed to Tinto..

All Saints’ Chapel, seat of the brotherhood of the same name, is home to interesting religious works of art such as the polyptych of Blaz Jurjev (1439), depicting the members of the brotherhood lined up before Christ, a 15C painted wooden Cretan-B..

This island is full of pleasant surprises for hikers, cyclists and lovers of tradition thanks to its inaccessible bays, fragrant pinewoods and renowned vineyards. The east, wooded and hilly, is more beautiful than the west which is largely occupied b..

This defensive system was first created in the 13C and then reinforced in the 15C. The main gate, that of Terra Firma, is reached by a majestic stair-bridge (1863) and guarded by a 13C square tower. It is doubled by a Baroque triumphal arch (1650). T..

This road is named after the Napoleonic general Marmont, who undertook its construction along with that of many others in Dalmatia. It is the most spectacular and unspoilt on the island, winding its way through vineyards, olive groves and dense pine ..

Installed in the former Bishops' Palace, this treasury contains rare works of art: religious paintings by Blaz Jurjev (15C), Italian drawings (da Vinci, Raphael, Tiepolo etc), old manuscripts such as the wonderful 12C illuminated codex , 15C ala..

The museum is located in the former Gabrielic palace built in the 16C. It contains exhibits which illustrate the trades of stone cutting and fishing. Household objects, tools and furniture reveal aspects of daily life. In the staircase an unusual dis..

This attractive and still unspoilt port on the island of Korcula is well on the way to becoming a fully fledged miniature seaside resort. The end of the quayside and its café terraces are particularly pleasant spots for some fresh air. Large flat roc..