Brač has a history stretching back to prehistoric times, with evidence of human habitation found in caves and ancient ruins. The Greeks and Romans established colonies here, using Brač’s high-quality white limestone for construction, including the famous Diocletian's Palace in Split.
During the Middle Ages, Brač came under Venetian rule, and its culture flourished. Many small villages were established, and stonemasonry became a defining craft. Today, Brač is celebrated for preserving its heritage while welcoming modern tourism.
Home to a famous stonemasonry school and beautiful limestone architecture.
The oldest village on the island, with a fascinating heritage museum.
Overlooking the sea, showcasing religious and artistic treasures.
A mystical site with carvings and religious significance.
A masterpiece of medieval architecture.
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