“A church tucked away in a guardhouse?” you might ask. Yes, right here, before the grand Golden Gate of Diocletian’s Palace, stands Sv. Martin. This tiny church, squeezed into a former Roman guardhouse, has a tale to tell. Sv. Martin whispers of a time when Diocletian’s Palace, now a bustling heart of Dubrovnik, was a young sentinel. Imagine this narrow space, once watching over the gateway, transformed into a sanctuary. The inscription above the entrance speaks of a priest, Dominic, who, blessed by a king, dedicated this church to St. Martin. This humble space, touched by centuries, holds within its walls whispers of faith and transformation. Sv. Martin reminds us that even in the smallest corners, history can bloom, faith can take root.
Autocamp Kupari
“Kupari, you are truly a relic of the past.” Here, overlooking the shimmering Adriatic Sea, you find the Autocamp Kupari,