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Arbanija
The monastery was built directly on the water in 1476, so that it simultaneously served to protect against the attacks of the Turks. The Gothic complex has a massive bell tower, which should have radiated a fortress-like strength that was likely to deter enemies from afar. The interior is decorated with many Gothic paintings - including the "Crucifixion of Jesus" by the engraver Juri Petrovic. You may only view the monastery if you register for a tour.
In terms of regional dishes Arbanija has several small restaurants and pubs, where you can spend an enjoyable evening with a good glass of wine and a traditional meal. Okrug Gonki lying to the west of the Island of Ciovo has a more colorful nightlife and can be reached via a bridge connecting Arbanija directly to the island.
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- 40 m to sandy beach
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- Balcony
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- Balcony
- Parking
- Sea views
- Air-Conditioned
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- Terrace
- Parking
- Sea views
- Air-Conditioned
