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Autor croatia traveller Četvrtak, 01 Travanj 2010 10:36
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Although a small town in Vrsar, there are many sights to visit.
Church of Sv. Foske - Renaissance church with Baroque elements from the 17th century.
Main gate - Gate City of the medieval town of Vrsar.
The parish church of Sv. Martin - The parish church was built in 1935th year.
Summer residence of the Bishop of Porec - Palace from the 12th century in which they lived Porec Bishops.
The old Romanesque door - Unlike the main gate of the city's, this are smaller and was built in Romanesque style in the 12th century.
The church of Sv. Anthony - Renaissance Baroque church with a bell tower from the 17th century.
The church of Sv. George - A small Romanesque church on the island of Sv. George in front of the port in Vrsar.
Magazine and a Roman necropolis - The remains of 70-meters long building for which it is assumed that is the merchant magazine.
Early Christian basilica - The remains of an early Christian basilica from the 4th century.
The Romanesque basilica of St.. Mary of the Sea - The port of Vrsar is a medieval monument of Romanesque architecture in Istria.
Abandoned quarries - In Vrsar is a large number of abandoned quarries from Roman times.
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