Church of St Mary of the Castle
The Benedictine Convent and the Church of St Mary of the Castle were built on the site of the Castellum (Kaštio), the oldest fort in Dubrovnik. The convent was established in the 12th century, and rebuilt in the 15th. After being destroyed in the 1667 earthquake, it was restored. The single-nave church with its Renaissance semicircular apse and some Gothic elements was built by the Andrijić brothers about 1500. The convent was dissolved in 1806. This church is no longer in use.
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