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Korčula: Essential Landmarks and Historic Charm

Korčula’s historic center is defined by its Venetian-era fortifications and Gothic-Renaissance architecture. This collection highlights the island's defensive heritage, including the 14th-century Veliki Revelin gate and the 19th-century Fort of St. Blaise. Landmarks such as the Cathedral of St. Mark and the purported birthplace of Marco Polo showcase the town's cultural significance. These sites offer a focused look at the military engineering and religious history of one of the Adriatic's most well-preserved medieval walled cities.

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Marco Polo house

Traditional stone residence and tower believed by local tradition to be the 13th-century birthplace of the explorer. The site includes a museum and an observation tower offering views over the Old Town's rooftops.

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Grad Korčula

A 16th-century Renaissance building located on the main square. It features a loggia with stone columns and served as the administrative heart of the city during Venetian rule.