Sacral Objects
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Benedictine Abbey
At the beginning of the 11th century, a Benedictine monastery and church were established on the island of Lokrum. From ...
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© Raguž Lučić
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
The Church of Our Lady of Mercy is the oldest votive shrine of the Ragusan seafarers and pious congregation. It was ...
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Church of Our Lady of ...
Around 1630, an unknown builder constructed the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel over the small Church of St. John, ...
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Church of St Blaise
The Church of St. Blaise, one of the most beautiful sacred buildings in Dubrovnik, dates in its current form from 1715. ...
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Church of St George
The Church of St. George was originally Romanesque, and during the 17th and 18th centuries, it was expanded into its ...
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Church of St Ignatius
Jesuit Church - Dubrovniks most beautiful baroque complex The baroque stairs connecting Gundulić Square with another ...
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Church of St James
The Church of St James and the Benedictine Abbey of Višnjica were built in 1222. This originally Romanesque church and ...
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Church of St James Pipunar
Right by the city walls, on Peline, there is a small church of St James Pipunar, previously dedicated to St Paul. It ...
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Church of St Joseph
The Church of St Joseph was built on the site of the Church of St James, one year after its destruction in the ...
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Church of St Luke
The small Church of St. Luke gained its present appearance through multiple extensions of the original single-nave Old ...
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Church of St Margaret
Legend has it that the Church of St Margaret was built in 1571 by Queen Margaret (Margarita) on the site of a former ...
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Church of St Mary of the ...
The Benedictine Convent and the Church of St Mary of the Castle were built on the site of the Castellum (Kaštio), the ...
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Church of St Mary Our Lady of ...
On Danče, overlooking the sea, there is a convent complex with a votive one nave Church of St Mary, with a graveyard ...
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Church of St Michael
The Church of St. Michael in Lapad was first mentioned at the end of the 13th century. This Romanesque chapel has ...
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Church of St Nicholas
The Church of St Nicholas is situated at the end of Prijeko Street. The original pre-Romanesque church was of the ...
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Church of St Nicholas of the ...
Soon after the Republic established a shipyard in Gruž in 1525, the shipbuilder's fraternity had the Church of St ...
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Church of St Roch
„May peace be with you. Remember that you who play the ball will eventually die! " This unusual graphite in the Latin ...
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Church of St Saviour
As a sign of gratitude for being spared from the terrifying earthquake of 1520, this votive church was built in the ...
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Church of St Sebastian
At the entrance to the city, as a shield against the plague, the Church of St. Sebastian was built in 1466. It was ...
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Church of the Annunciation
In 1534, Renaissance master Petar Andrijić built the Church of the Annunciation of Mary. Although the ribbed vault, ...
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Church of the Holy Cross
The Dominican Monastery and the Church of the Holy Cross in Gruž were founded in 1427. The Renaissance-style monastery ...
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Convent of St. Claire
Behind the Large Onofrio's Fountain stands the complex of the Monastery of St. Clare, the most well-known of ...
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Dominican Monastery
The Dominican Monastery took on its present form in the 14th century, blending seamlessly into the city walls, with ...
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Domino Church
The Domino Church was built in 1452, as the only three nave church with a rectangular apse. It was destroyed in the ...
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Dubrovnik Islamic Community ...
Muslims began arriving in Dubrovnik only after 1878, when Bosnia and Herzegovina became part of the Austro-Hungarian ...
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Franciscan monastery
The original Franciscan monastery did not stand where it stretches today—next to the Church of St. Saviour, running ...
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Orthodox Church
The Serbian Orthodox Church of the Annunciation was built in 1877 in the historic centre of Dubrovnik. Located at Od ...
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Parish Church of St Andrew
The parish church of St. Andrew at Pile gained its current dimensions in 1512 through the expansion of the original ...
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Parish Church of St Peter
The Parish Church of St Peter was built in the eighties of the last century as an integral part of the ecclesiastical ...
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Sigurata Church
The small Sigurata Church is an example of a single-nave church with a cupola dating between the and the 11th ...
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The Votive Church of St ...
The votive Church of St. Blaise on Gorica was commissioned by Benedikt Gundulić in 1347, on a site where an earlier ...
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