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Grad Omiš Essentials

Grad Omiš is defined by its dramatic geography, where the Cetina River canyon meets the Adriatic Sea. This selection highlights the town's defensive history through the 13th-century Mirabella Fortress and the high-altitude Starigrad Fort. The list includes Radmanove mlinice, historic watermills dating back to the 17th century, and the 48-meter-high Gubavica waterfall. Natural sites like the Vrulja sea springs and the pebble beaches of Nemira complement urban landmarks, such as the local market and the early Christian ruins of St. Euphemia.

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Mirabella Fortress

Mirabella Fortress is a fortress located above town of Omiš in Split-Dalmatia County, in Dalmatia, Croatia.

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Most preko Cetine

A bridge spanning the mouth of the Cetina River, connecting the historic old town of Omiš with the western suburbs and the road leading into the canyon.

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Fort "Stari grad"

A 15th-century fortress situated 311 meters above the town. It served as a strategic lookout and refuge against Ottoman invasions, offering views of the Brač Channel and the Cetina canyon.

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Radmanove mlinice

Located 6 kilometers up the Cetina canyon, these 17th-century watermills were converted into a restaurant and picnic area. The site retains its original stone wheels and traditional architecture.

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Hotel Villa Dvor

Constructed on the site of an early 20th-century villa, this hotel is perched on a stony ridge between the river and the sea. Its restaurant focuses on traditional Poljica region cuisine.

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Gubavica

Located near Zadvarje, this 48-meter-high waterfall is one of the largest in Dalmatia, formed where the Cetina River drops through a deep limestone gorge.

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Vrulja

A deep bay where underground freshwater springs from the Biokovo mountain range emerge into the sea. The site features steep cliffs and secluded pebble coves accessible primarily by boat.

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