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St. Saviour Church
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Address: Put Od Bosanke 8, Dubrovnik 20000, Croatia
Phone: +385 20 323 887
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The church ⛪️ has a long history, the Church of the Holy Savior ⛪️ more than 500 years
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Michael BBellflower
Small and in need of the exterior cleaning, squeezed in between the city walls and Monastery.
As you enter the old city of Dubrovnik, St Saviors church is immediately on your left-hand side next to the entrance for the City walls walk. Originally built in 1528 it has over the years suffered fr...
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SteveRainville99Orlando, Florida
So Beautiful!
We passed by the church and decided to peak in. The interior design was so beautiful with gorgeous paintings and artifacts all around!
Reviewed on /Date(1600001049000+0800)/- KarinAndFilipEeklo, Belgium
Church of Holy Savior
Built in 1520 (by architect Petar Andrijić) to thank God (the Savior) for sparing the City from any damages in the earthquake. The church was completed in 1528 and is a good example of Dubrovnik Rena...
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Graham STewantin, Noosa, Sunshine Coast, QueenslandA rare survivor of earth quakes & war - & as such so important to the history of Dubrovnik
St Saviour's was born out of gratitude by a city relieved that relatively few people died following an earthquake in 1520. Started that same year it was completed in 1528. A more devastating earthqua...
Reviewed on /Date(1578339599000+0800)/- MadanGopalMBangalore, India
A sacred place.
This small church located immediately after Pile Gate, is shining example of faith and customs. This was built in 1528 as a prayer to prevent recurrence of earth quakes and also as a gratitude. The wr...
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The church ⛪️ has a long history, the Church of the Holy Savior ⛪️ more than 500 years
The Church of St. Saviour is another relic of the Renaissance. It was built in 1520 and was the first church to be seen after entering Pele Gate. The front door and the three-leaf semi-circle roof are decorated with Renaissance elements. They survived the 1667 earthquake and are the most intact Renaissance-style building so far.