Sightseeings Gradac
Gradac offers a great variety of cultural and historical sightseeings. Here we will present the most interesting sightseeings in Gradac.
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Church of St. Mark the Evangelist – a church from the 17th century located on the main square in Gradac
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Franciscan monastery – built in 1614. A Malacological museum is located in the basement which has the largest collection of snails, shells, mussels and fossils from the region on display.
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The Parish Church of St. Mark – built in 1776. It is settled in the main town square called Kacicev trg.
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Gradac town museum – located within the baroque palace Tonoli, a cultural monument situated at the coast itself. The museum holdings are sorted in several collections which contain more than 2700 objects in its inventory, as well as considerable written sources, photographic documentation, drawings, blueprints and copies related to the abundant cultural heritage of the town of Gradac and the Gradac Littoral.
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Trips to the islands of Brač, Hvar, Korčula and Vis - trips with little boats which provide enjoying in natural beauty of islands Brac, Hvar and Korcula. The atmosphere on this fish-picnics is really dalmatian: fish, wine and authentic music.
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The town of Split - the largest administrative centre of Croatia’s Split-Dalmatia County and the second largest city in Croatia. Split is known for its many cultural and historical monuments like the Palace of Diocletian, and it is inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List.