KLIS FORTRESS
On the steep cliffs of a mountain pass between Kozjak and Mosorstands the Klis Fortress overlooking the sea on one side and the Dalmatian highlands on the other. It was built in an excellent
On the steep cliffs of a mountain pass between Kozjak and Mosorstands the Klis Fortress overlooking the sea on one side and the Dalmatian highlands on the other. It was built in an excellent
With its architecture, the St. Vitus church stands out as the most beautiful object in the Klis Fortress. It has been almost entirely preserved, and this Turkish mosque is one of the rare examples of the Islamic architecture
The governor’s apartment, also known as the Duke’s house, was built in the middle of the 17th century. It was constructed on the grounds of the oldest buildings from the period of the Croatian rulers and subsequent dukes of Klis.
Armory of Uskoks also represents an ethno museum which exhibits replicas of Klis-Uskoks uniforms, equipment and trophy weapons, cannonballs, promo material so that the visitors could
Situated on the northern side from the main road, a bit eastward from the centre of Varoš stands a church dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which is celebrated on
A new parish church of St. Anthony was built between 1876 and 1880 when don Ante Milić was the pastor. It is a beautiful stone object with some neo-romantic elements.
The church of St. John the Baptist in Nisko was once an old Christian basilica. It has been explored and the findings have been preserved in the collection of a monastery in Sinj. In the 18th century
The church of Holy Spirit in Korušice was built in 1910 near the old one where only a rectangular apse had remained. Initially, it was a chapel that had
The parish church of St. Michael was built from March 23 to September 29, 1935 when fraJozoMaštrović, native ofPrugovo, was the vicar. It was built
The old church of St. Michael the Archangel is a graveyard church today. It has a rectangular apse. In 1718 archbishop Cupilli wrote that the church was 9 cubits long and 6
The Church of St. John and an archaelogical site are below Klis, that is in the southeast part of the Klis field. The church of St. John is first mentioned in the middle of the 14th
The chapel of St. Catharine is situated on today’s cemetery. It is mentioned in “Šemantizam” from 1908. St. Catharine is celebrated on 25 November, and her attributes are a wheel
The chapel of St. Anthony is in Megdan. Both the interior and exterior walls are plastered. The floor is paved with ceramic tiles and the ceiling is straight. In the chapel there is an altar
The chapel of St. George is located above the spring of the Jadro river. It was first mentioned in 1397 in “Reambulacijadobara” of Split archdiocese. The Turks did not want to destroy it
The church of Blessed John of Trogir in Dugobabe was consecrated in 1912. It was first renovated in 1960 and 1976/77 and finally in 2000. The main alter was built in 1959
Around the church there is a graveyard enclosed by a stone fence. There is an old church on the graveyard and a bronze monument to the victims of the Homeland war, built in 2000.
The parish church of Assumption of Mary was constructed in 1872 where an old church used to be, and it was dedicated to St. George up to the first half of the 18th century. It is a simple
The chapel of St. Jerome was built in the 19th century, next to a parish house which was constructed in 1896. The dimensions of the chapel are 5x4 meters, and there is a simple distaff
The church of St. Francis of Assisi (18th century) is in Veliki Bročanac. The church has a rectangular apse. At the top of the façade there is a concrete and stone bell gable with two
The Orthodox church of St. Peter was built in 1805. The church is a one-boat object with dimensions of 5x4 meters. There is a bell gable with two
Crkvine archaelogical site is two kilometres northeast from Klis along the southern side of Klis – Dugopolje state highway in a town called Klapavice. Don FraneBulić did the first archaelogical excavation here
A monument dedicated to the people of Klis-Kosa who died in the World War II.
The remains of a temple of Jupiter dating back to the 1-2 century BC in Klis Kosa.
Gradinaat Klis-Kosa is an archaelogical site which has been known in the archaelogical literature since the end of the 19th century. It is located near a hamlet Bralići (and not Uvodići, as
The drinking fountain is located on the west from the fortress along a path which leads from “Varoš” to the fortress. The entire area around the fountain is, in fact, a small notch between the Greben hill
Kaštel Tartaglia, once owned by a Split noble family Tartaglia, is located on a hill above the village of Konjsko. This fortified complex with a farmyard enclosed by a defence wall
At the top of this hill a prehistoric hilltop has been preserved. A rampart drywall/causeway (4 -5 meters wide and 1 – 3 meters high) has been almost completely preserved,
The hamlet of Lasići represents a completely preserved rural unit. Near the hamlet of Lasići there are a couple of wells and a puddle (a water depository; “lokva”). Around the wells there are prehistoric ceramics
Northwest from Klis there is a Kozjak cliff called Markezinagreda. There is a bigger hilltop mentioned by Ivo Babić, PhD in his
A group of several wells. The wells are built from irregular slate stones without any cohesive material in a so-called drywall technique where they were laid in the ground and the height was that of one row of stones.