Landmarks, museums, nature and viewpoints, ranked by how often travellers look them up.
Landmark · Kaštel Gomilica
Landmark · Hvar
Napoljun is a French fortress built 1807–1812 on a 230-meter-high hill above Hvar, now home to the Faculty of Geodesy Observatory.
Landmark · Vrgorac
A cylindrical Ottoman tower with a conical roof between Vrgorac's fortress and the city, known for its beauty and strategic location.
Landmark · Split
Our Lady of Soca is a small stone church in Veli Varoš, rebuilt in Baroque form after a 17th-century fire.
Landmark · Stari Grad
church building in Stari Grad, Croatia, Croatia
Landmark · Split
Skočibučić-Lukaris Palace is a protected historic complex on the Peristyle, built directly into the monumental centre of Diocletian's Palace.

Landmark · Split
The Chapel of St Lawrence on Pjaca forms part of the Old Town Hall complex and is a rare sacred space built above a passage between historic buildings.


Landmark · Bobovišća

Landmark · Kaštel Lukšić
Landmark · Sutivan
The Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary is recognised by the tall bulb-topped bell tower that defines Sutivan’s seaward skyline.
Landmark · Kaštel Lukšić

Landmark · Murvica
Landmark · Trogir
Landmark · Trogir
A Baroque church built in 1708 on the site of an older sanctuary, featuring altars dedicated to Trogir's saints and historical significance.
Landmark · Kaštela
The Church of St Peter the Apostle is Kaštel Novi’s parish church, built on the site of the earlier church of St Peter of Klobučac.
Landmark · Dugi Rat
The Parish Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Tugare is an 18th-century church on the slopes of Poljica Mountain, marked by its massive bell tower.
Landmark · Jelsa
Octagonal Baroque church dominates St. John's Square in Jelsa with distinctive rose window.
Landmark · Nerežišća
The Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is the monumental Baroque parish church that dominates Nerežišća’s historic centre.