Church of St. Luke was built in the 11th century as a single-nave rural structure with a semicircular apse covered by a barrel vault supported by decorative pilasters. Its Romanesque architecture is distinguished by medieval ship carvings on the interior plaster, representing the oldest artistic depiction of the distinctive Omiš arrow ship. A late-antique sarcophagus with a relief cross stands near the church. Protected as cultural heritage (Z-1555), it exemplifies important early Christian architectural traditions and serves as evidence of medieval maritime connections in the Dalmatian region.
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Crkva sv. Luke u Supetru
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Baroque church from 1707 preserves Dalmatian stone elegance and spiritual tradition.
Landmark · Supetar
St Roch’s Church is a small protected 17th-century church on the road above Supetar towards Nerežišća.