In this post I want to share some images from the main fortress in the town Hvar on the same named Croatian Island. I hope to ring out the summer with this, as fall is at the door. If you walk from the main town square to the north, passing the main city gate or Porta di datallo (Gate of Dates) ascending the stairs through the old part of the city in which there are palaces built in the 15th and 16th centuries, through small bends that give out the aromas of Mediterranean plants, you will reach Hvars fort Fortica or how the locals call it Spanjola. It was built at the beginning of the 16th century (during the Venetian rule) and was reconstructed in 1579. Today the fort holds a collection of amphora and other exhibits from antiquity and the Middle Ages. Besides experiencing its exquisite architecture, you can get an unforgettable panoramic view of the city of Hvar, its surroundings and the Pakleni islands.
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What an interesting place to view Mersad and great photographs taken. thanks for sharing and hosting. Have a wonderful week ahead
ReplyDeleteAnother super post, Mersad. And I'm happy to report I was finally able to post a link to this page with the new interface.
ReplyDeleteTruly amazing place. Awesome photos.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE fortresses - what a fantastic post! :D I love it, and it's definitely on my list for when I make it to Croatia one of these years. :D
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tour and wonderful photos of this historic fort. I see the canons are long gone, but the view are still great.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting p[lace to visit to see the exhibits and the panoramic view!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tour. I especially liked the photo with the two lounge chairs. What a wonderful scene.
ReplyDeleteI would really love to visit there. Thanks for sharing it. So lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love the old buildings!!!
ReplyDeletelovely images.
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