韦莱比特的历史教堂和礼拜堂

Historic Churches & Chapels

This collection features significant religious architecture ranging from the 9th-century Pre-Romanesque Church of the Holy Cross in Nin to the 18th-century mountain pilgrimage site of Krasno. The list highlights diverse heritage including medieval stone structures, Baroque parish churches, and modern memorial chapels across the Zadar and Lika-Senj regions, illustrating the architectural evolution and spiritual history of the Velebit coast and its hinterland.

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crkva svetog Karla Boromejskog

18th-century Baroque church in Karlobag, featuring a distinctive bell tower and interior artwork.

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Church of the Holy Cross

Ninth-century Pre-Romanesque structure known as the smallest cathedral in the world. Its cruciform design functions as a solar calendar, with light patterns marking the equinoxes and solstices.

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Church of St. Nicholas

The Church of St. Nicholas is a late 11th or early 12th century Pre-Romanesque style Roman Catholic church located in the field of Prahulje,…

Kapelica Blažene Djevice Marije od sedam žalosti

Small 18th-century chapel situated in Karlobag, dedicated to Our Lady of Seven Sorrows.

crkva svetog Ivana Krstitelja

Parish church located in the Smiljan region, serving as a local site of worship with regional heritage significance.

Sv. Ambroza

Romanesque-Gothic church from the 13th century located near the upper town gate of Nin.

Župna crkva sv. Anselma

Former cathedral of the Diocese of Nin, originally dating to the 6th century. The current structure reflects 18th-century reconstructions and houses a treasury of gold and silver.

Crkva Preobraženja Gospodnjeg

Ruins of an Orthodox church located in Mutilić, representing the region's historical religious landscape.

Kapelica Damira Tomljanovića

Modern memorial chapel located at Tulove Grede on Velebit, dedicated to a Croatian commander from the Homeland War.

Crkva Gospe od Krasna

Significant 18th-century pilgrimage church on Velebit, noted for its painted wooden coffered ceiling depicting scenes from the life of Mary and various saints.