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The old town of Korčula is a historic town built in the 13th century, located on the beautiful island of Korčula. The old town and narrow stone streets are surrounded by old walls and towers that defended Korčula from the enemies for centuries. Historically, the fort has protected the strait between...
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Korčula is a historic fortified town on the protected east coast of the island of Korčula. The old town is surrounded by walls and old stone streets are arranged so as to allow free circulation of air, but at the same time to protect against strong winds. Korčula is built as a strong fortress on a promontory that guards the narrow strait between the islands of Korčula and Pelješac peninsula, and nearby you can also find the town of Orebić. Building outside the walls was forbidden until the 18th century when passed the danger of attacks on the city. The town of Korčula has a total of 5,634 inhabitants.
Korčula offers numerous beautiful beaches along the island coastline. The crystal-clear Adriatic Sea and unspoiled nature attract swimmers and water sports enthusiasts from around the world. Find your ideal accommodation next to the sea in Korčula and enjoy the wonderful beaches suited to every taste.
City's historic sites include the central cathedral of St Mark (built-in Romanesque-Gothic style in 1301 to 1806), a Franciscan monastery with a beautiful Venetian Gothic cloister from the 15th century, the town hall, the palace of the former Venetian governors, then the palace of the local commercial royalty from 15th and 16th centuries and massive city walls and towers. One of the biggest tourist attraction is the birthplace of Marco Polo, who was born in 1254 in the old town of Korčula. The people of Korčula are still keeping alive old folk church ceremonies and dance with swords - the famous Moreška, dating back to the Middle Ages. In the past Moreška was danced only on special occasions, but nowadays this dance is held twice a week, mostly for curious tourists. Learn more about the sights at the Korčula Tourist Board website.
In addition to hotel accommodation, the town of Korčula offers much cheaper accommodation in private homes. Explore the wide range of options in the Dubrovnik and Dalmatia region and search for affordable apartments and rooms in Korčula. Welcome to Korčula!
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