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Grad Pag's Essential Wonders

Grad Pag features a stark, moon-like landscape shaped by the bura wind and centuries of salt production. This list highlights the 17th-century Fortica ruins and the 307-meter Pag Bridge, which serves as the island's primary gateway. Explore the town’s industrial heritage at the Salt Museum, housed in former warehouses, or visit the 15th meridian monument. Natural sites include the Veliko Blato ornithological reserve, a rare freshwater wetland, and secluded gravel beaches like Smokvica and Mlakarova.

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Fortica

Ruins of a 17th-century Venetian fortress situated near the Pag Bridge. It historically served as a strategic lookout point for monitoring maritime traffic between the island and the mainland.

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Pag bridge

The Pag Bridge is the bridge that connects the island of Pag to the Croatian mainland.

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Pag bridge

The Pag Bridge is the bridge that connects the island of Pag to the Croatian mainland.

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Permanent exhibition of Salt

Located in former salt warehouses, this museum documents the centuries-old tradition of salt production in Pag, featuring historical tools, photographs, and industrial equipment.

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View Point

An elevated vantage point offering panoramic views of Pag town, the local salt pans, and the Velebit mountain range across the bay.

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Veliko blato ornit.rezervat

An ornithological reserve protecting a rare freshwater wetland on the karst island. It features an observation tower for viewing over 140 recorded bird species.