The Lapidary was arranged in 1970 by the Hvar Cultural Heritage Center and Mr Niko Dubokovic, Ph.D. The Lapidary is situated inside the church’s fortress...
St Ivan’s Square in Jelsa contains buildings that are mainly decorated in the Renaissance/Baroque style. They were mainly erected between the fifteenth and seventeenth century....
Vrboska fisherman’s museum was founded in 1972 to preserve the tradition of fishing as tourism and other trades slowly took over the village’s culture. The...
The Grapceva Cave is one of the oldest archaeological sites in the Adriatic and the Mediterranean. The cave dates from the Neolithic period and contains...
Bianchini Palace, built in the Renaissance style, contains the hydro-archaeological collection on the ground which includes a large display of Roman amphorae from a locally...
Stari Grad’s Dominican monastery dates from the fifteenth century and is partially fortified with a turret after an attack on the monastery in 1571 by...
The Museum of Stari Grad is located adjacent to Tvrdalj, Hektorovic’s summer residence. The museum’s building was built in the nineteenth century by shipbuilder...
This is Stari Grad’s most famous sight, a summer house once owned by the sixteenth century poet Petar Hektorovic. There used to be extensive gardens...
The Branislav Deskovic Fine Arts Gallery can be found in an old Renaissance-Baroque town house. The majority of the collection is twentieth century Croatian art...
