• St. Anthony’s Church - Discover the Church of St. Anthony in Hvar, a charming 16th-century church celebrated for its tranquil ambiance and breathtaking coastal vistas.
• Benedictine Monastery - Visit the Benedictine Convent in Hvar, founded in 1664 in the former home of poet Hanibal Lucić, famous for its beautiful agave lace, recognized as a UNESCO cultural heritage.
• Port of Hvar - Enjoy the scenic maritime center, providing a picturesque gateway to the island with ferries, catamarans, and yachts linking it to the Adriatic coast.
• Hvar Arsenal - Visit the Hvar Arsenal, a 14th-century maritime icon that initially served as a shipyard and later housed one of Europe’s oldest public theaters, showcasing the island’s rich cultural and naval history.
• Franciscan Monastery - Explore the serene Franciscan Monastery in Hvar, featuring a magnificent Renaissance cloister, a historic library, and a 17th-century depiction of The Last Supper.

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Hvar is a serene Mediterranean retreat, featuring secluded coves, lavender paths, quaint villages, and picturesque vineyards—all without the crowds. Ferries smoothly sail across the Adriatic to nearby islands, each boasting its own unique allure. Hvar’s rich history is intricately linked to its strategic position along key maritime routes, making it a treasure chest of captivating tales. The island’s hedonistic spirit, rooted in Roman villas and Renaissance estates, continues to enchant visitors today. Discover medieval forts, cathedrals, and castles along the breathtaking Dalmatian coast. Be sure to visit St. Stephen’s Square, the largest in Dalmatia and the lively center of city life. Prepare to explore the wonders of Hvar, from its charming squares and medieval architecture to the stories that promise enchantment at every corner.

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