St. John Square

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St. John's Square is one of the most beautiful squares from the Renaissance-Baroque period, with a small octagonal church built in the late 17th century. The church was built in three different styles: Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque, which gives it a special charm and beautiful scenery. The square and the surrounding streets were formed from the 15th to the 18th century, and from an architectural point of view, next to the houses built between the 17th and 20th centuries, they represent the best preserved part of Jelsa and the island of Hvar.

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№15 of 49 places in Island of Hvar
№269 of 2178 places in Croatia
№1 of 2 City parks and squares in Island of Hvar
№14 of 112 City parks and squares in Croatia

Place Location

Trg sv. Ivana

Reviews

4.5

(6 reviews)

Niek

15/10/2021

Fascinating old town that we toured and were amazed by the beautiful architectural buildings around the landmarks. We loved the traditional songs sang by a local band and it was phenomenal.

Lara

09/10/2021

The location is culturally preserved and flocked with many kind locals running about their business. I loved my tour around this location and interaction wit the locals.

Mateo

09/10/2021

very good!!!

Selma

27/08/2021

Great historic story of the square with awesome architectural structures from churches to houses that are attractive. I enjoyed the view of the town and streets.

Harvey

25/08/2021

My friends and I had a wonderful time visiting St John square. Watching the sunset in the evening was relaxing. We enjoyed shopping in the many boutiques and shops around the square .