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Name:
St. Saviour's Church
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Category:
Church, ruined church, chapel, temple
Religion:
Catholic
World heritage:
yes
Description:
St. Saviour is one of a very few Dubrovnik structures that survived the 1667 earthquake. It was built in the early 16th century by Petar Andrijic of Korcula and its Renaissance-Gothic facade faces the larger Onofrio fountain inside the Pile Gate. Some say its design was influenced by Sibenik's UNESCO World Heritage cathedral. It is certain, however, that St. Saviour influenced several Dalmatian churches, most notably the cathedral of Hvar. St. Saviour is no longer used for Mass. The church's interior has been recently restored. Read more: http://www.frommers.com/destinations/dubrovnik/A37760.html#ixzz1bd9OuGmz
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Location
Address:
Between the Pile Gate and the Franciscan Monastery at Stradun 2
City:
Dubrovnik
Zip:
20000
Country:
Croatia
Territorial unit:
Dubrovnik-Neretva
Latitude:
42.6408
Longitude:
18.1090
Elevation:
11.40
Contact
Manager:
Phone:
020 323 887
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City attractiveness:
Global
City services:
Excellent
Thematic routes:
oip:
Religious tourism,Cultural tourism,Holiday tourism
Keywords:
Pilgrimage visits