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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 earthquake of 1667. The Church has a single nave with an apse which has undergone partition and its style is regarded as Baroque. It was built by the carpenter's fraternity; whose patron saint was St Joseph.
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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 Croatian church, dating from the 9th to 11th century.
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 church. The oldest Church of St Margaret occupied the area of the…
Church of St Mary Our Lady of Danče
On Danče, overlooking the sea, there is a convent complex with a votive one nave Church of St Mary, with a graveyard and the remains of one of the oldest 15th century Ragusan lazarettos…