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Discover the best top things to do in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, Croatia including St. James kirke, Church of St. Andrija the Apostle, Our Lady of Health, Church of Sv. Ivan the Baptist, Church on San Marino Island, Church Of St. Trinity, The Church of Sv.Petar (St. Peter), Church of St. Lucy, Church of St.Krsevan, Katedrala Sv. Jakova.
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1. St. James kirke
2. Church of St. Andrija the Apostle
3. Our Lady of Health
4. Church of Sv. Ivan the Baptist
5. Church on San Marino Island
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Only 205 m from Novi lies a small island of san Marino. In the past it was used as the fishing spot for tuna, but today there is only a Gothic church here, dedicated to St. marin, after which the island got its name. This church was most probably built on the foundations of a bigger old Croatian church, the remains of which were found during archeological excavations. A stone fragment from the 3rd or 4th c., discivered on the island, bears an inscriptions mentioning Roman empress Helena.
6. Church Of St. Trinity
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
Built at the end of the 15th c., this is a Gothic chapel with vaultd ceiling. Quite recently, an effort has been launched to arrange a collection of sacral exhibits in this church. Among other exhibits, worth seing in that collection will be "The First Breviary of Novi" from 1495, "The Missal of Novi" from 1474 and "The Second Breviary of Novi" from 1494. Experts claim that this small church counts among town chapels, while the others count among suburban or country chapels.
7. The Church of Sv.Petar (St. Peter)
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
It is situated in the field at the foot of the Kamenjak hill. The church dates from the 11th century. It is the only complete remnant of the former Benedictine Abbey, abolished in 1467. The remnants of the monastic buildings are today only partially visible in the preserved wall of the south wing with its Romanesque windows. Its most significant part is the almost completely preserved church.
8. Church of St. Lucy
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4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By SladanaK - Calgary, Canada
Interesting historic site on Croatian Island of Krk. The Baska tablet is probably the most famous monument of early Croatian literacy, dating from about 1100 a church itself is very interesting too.
9. Church of St.Krsevan
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
10. Katedrala Sv. Jakova
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