VISITING HVAR TOWN IN WINTER TIME: PART ONE
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I've been living on island Hvar (in Croatia, Europe) for a few months now and I can testify that it is called sunny island for a good reason. Hvar town is a beautiful historical town. It has been popular with the tourists for quite some time, but in the recent years it has turned into a jet set destination. In addition, Hvar town can boost itself with a record high number of sunny days. Now, I've blogged about Hvar town a couple of times since I've been here (read more here , here and here). It is only natural that I take every chance to visit this gorgeous historical town. I'm at doubt whether I should call it a town because it is not that big or city because it is important from a historical point of view. THE CATHEDRAL OF SAINT STEPHEN ( 16th CENTURY) In immediate vicinity of the theatre you can find the historical city cathedral of Saint Stephen. Dating back to the 16th century, this late Renaissance/early baroque church is a beauty. The bell tower dating