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The 10 Best Sights & Landmarks in Rab Island, Primorje-Gorski Kotar County
Discover the best top things to do in Rab Island, Croatia including St. Francis Church, Church of St. Anthony, Cathedral of St. Mary The Great (Sveta Marija Velika), St. Ivan Evangelista, Trg Municipium Arba, Zidine Fortress, Tower of St. Christopher, Sv. Fumije Samostan, The Harbour and the Town Prospect, The Early-Byzantine Fortification of Sv. Kuzma and Sv. Damjan.
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1. St. Francis Church
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2. Church of St. Anthony
3. Cathedral of St. Mary The Great (Sveta Marija Velika)
4. St. Ivan Evangelista
5. Trg Municipium Arba
6. Zidine Fortress
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Althought there is little left on the antque town of Rab, it is worthwhile to see preserved and prosperous Rab of the early and late Romanesque period which brought with a new kind of urbanism and wonderful arhitecture of town houses, churches, monasteries and belfries influenced by the Mediterranean spirit. It is worthwhile to experiance the adventurous controversial feeling and coldness and warm-heartedness of stone ambience, numerous stone portals and windows, which separate the outer noisy life of its inhabitants from the secretive and hidden one
7. Tower of St. Christopher
8. Sv. Fumije Samostan
9. The Harbour and the Town Prospect
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Also known as Eporij, the harbour was already an integral part of the Roman town. It was situated in a tamed natural bay. We assume it was equipped with typical facilities of ancient town harbours. In the medieval age the town defence wall spread out on this place, alternating in straight lines of serrate curtain with powerful towers and bastions, especially on the eastern, more open area.
10. The Early-Byzantine Fortification of Sv. Kuzma and Sv. Damjan
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The imposing ruins of this fortification are located on the Kamenjak slopes of the hill of Sv. Damjan in Barbat. They have for centuries inspired the imagination of local inhabitans and iquisitive explorers. Only lately has it been recognized remnants are parts of one in a series of Early-Byzantine fortresses from the first half of the 6th century.
