Pag’s history is deeply intertwined with salt production, a tradition dating back to the Roman era. In the Middle Ages, the island flourished under Venetian rule, which left its mark on Pag Town's architecture. Today, Pag’s cultural identity is celebrated through its lace-making heritage, listed as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Showcasing Gothic-Renaissance architecture.
A remnant of Venetian rule.
Offering a glimpse into the island’s medieval past.
Home to unique baška tablet replicas.
An impressive engineering feat from ancient times.
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