Enjoy Hvar – Family Walking Tour
The Family Walking Tour in Hvar is an enthralling tour. It showcases the historical aspects as well as not being boring for the children. The family-friendly local professional guide will take care of the harmonic combination. You will see the amazing interior of Hvar Fortress, majestically perched on the top of a hill. You will know the secrets of sinister dungeons and see a picturesque panorama of the Hvar while discovering it from the observation desk. A 3-hour walking tour includes sightseeing and storytelling about some of the key areas and landmarks of the city, which will be interesting to both children and their parents. Become familiar with the worldwide history of a thread called “lace,” which kept its secret for a long time. Explore the very old city of Split with our charismatic guide. How many steps does the ancient stairway have? You will know just after you get to the top.
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Port of Hvar
The ferry port is in the heart of the beautiful island of Hvar. It provides transportation along the Adriatic Sea for 14 destinations worldwide. You will see rushing vessels, crowded docks, and sea shippers busy in their daily routine.
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Theatre
The Arsenal was originally used for galley repair and as a warehouse for nautical accessories. (Visit from outside)
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Lodgia
The Loggia of Hvar was mentioned in 1289. In Venetian times, the loggia served as a courthouse, collecting taxes and holding auctions.
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Benedictine nuns Agava lace museum
The Museum of World-Famous UNESCO-Protected Hvar Agave Thread Lace is a cultural treasure housed beneath the roof of a Benedictine nun monastery. The unique lace is extraordinary asset which requiring great skills and knowledge. The tradition is launched more than 150 years.
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Stairway leading to the Fortica Fortress
An ancient staircase leads up to the fortress. But the climb is worth it. Step by step, the panorama of a beautiful historic center is revealed to the eyes. You will definitely reach the top.
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Fortica Fortress
The fortress perched on a hill above the old town was built at the beginning of the 16th century. This exciting, monumental structure dominates the city, and from it, you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of Hvar and the Pakleni Islands. It is open to the public as a historical museum.