Best Attractions and things to see/do in Cavtat
Cavtat has a charming Old Town dating back to the 15th century. Narrow streets and historic buildings provide a delightful maze to explore. Along the waterfront promenade you can enjoy a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Cavtat's rich cultural history invites visitors to explore its heritage in many ways. Don't forget to stop by the Church of St. Nicholas, where you can explore an impressive collection of ancient relics and artwork.
The Racic Mausoleum, a fine example of modernist architecture, serves as the final resting place of the Racic family. Meanwhile, art enthusiasts can indulge in the Bukovac House and Gallery, which is located in the centre of Cavtat and boasts an impressive collection of paintings and sculptures created by local artists.
The Franciscan Monastery of Our Lady of the Snows is one of Cavtat's most important historic and religious sites, set beside the waterfront at the foot of the Rat peninsula. Founded in 1484, the Gothic-Renaissance monastery and church contain valuable works by Dubrovnik and Cavtat artists, including Vicko Lovrin and Vlaho Bukovac.
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St. Nicholas Church is the main parish church of Cavtat, standing in the centre of town overlooking Luka Bay. The present church dates from 1484 and is particularly interesting for its Baroque interior, paintings by Vlaho Bukovac and the valuable Pinacotheca art collection beside the church.
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