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Croatia

Croatia
General coin specifications

Color Diameter Thickness Edge No. coins No. variations
brass
 31.00 mm
 2.25 mm
 serrated, fine
 3 4

DUBROVNIK

DUBROVNIK - Dubrovnik Libertas

(Latin and Italian. Ragusa) is a Croatian city on the south, the administrative center of Dubrovnik-Neretva County and one of the most historic Croatian tourist destinations. In 1979. Dubrovnik has been added to UNESCO's World Heritage list. The prosperity of Dubrovnik has always been based on maritime trade. In the Middle Ages became the Republic of Dubrovnik as the only city-state on the east coast of the Adriatic rival Republic of Venice. With its wealth and skilled diplomacy, the city achieved a remarkable level of development, especially during the 15th and 16 century. Dubrovnik was one of the centers of development of the Croatian language and literature, in many notable Croatian poets, playwrights, painters, mathematicians, physicists and other scholars. There are several theories about the establishment of Dubrovnik, and is generally accepted that the town was founded in the 7th century, when the Latins in the city Epidaurum (south of Dubrovnik, at the same position today's Cavtat), fled before the onslaught of the Avars and Slavs in the rock Laus, which means rock.

DUBROVNIK

SPLIT

SPLIT - Diocletian's Palace Split

Diocletian's Palace is the ancient palace of Emperor Diocletian in Split. The remains of the palace are now part of the historic center of Split, which is inscribed on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites in Europe 1979. year. Start of construction of Diocletian's palace is not exactly determined. It is assumed that it was around 295 year after the introduction tetrarchy (Rule of Four). However, ten years after that decision, when Diocletian abdicated 305th g, the palace has not yet been completed, and there are indications that some constructions took place while the emperor stayed in it. According to the architectural idea whose palace was built and who were its builders, is not known. However, the engraved names of Greek and Zotikos Filotas, as well as numerous carved the Greek letters indicate that a number of builders were originally from the Eastern Empire.
SPLIT

TROGIR

TROGIR - Radovan Trogir

Radovan's portal is the main portal of the cathedral of St. Lawrence in Trogir. The most significant medieval portal on the eastern Adriatic, and in this part of Europe. It was named after its author master Radovan who carved it in 1240th and signed with the per Raduanum, although not completed until the 14th century. The portal is the most monumental work of Romanesque-Gothic style in Croatia. Includes The Original Sin (Adam and Eve) and Redemption (Nativity), the Christological cycle, some saints and apostles, month, hunting scenes, and summarizes the different stylistic traditions from the French to Southern Italic. Artisticaly it is one of Europe's best achievements of this era.

TROGIR