PRIMOSTEN (Primošten) Dalmatia Croatia by Cehulić family
Primošten is one of the most popular tourist resorts in Dalmatia, on the Croatian Adriatic coast. Once a little fishing village, Primošten has developed into a real tourist paradise. The unique local red wine, Babić, comes from the famous vineyards of Primošten. A photo of this vineyards hung in the UN center in New York. Large beach called Raduča is one of the most beautiful beaches in Croatia. The discotheque Aurora is the largest one in Dalmatia.
0:26
The parish church of St. George (župna crkva Sv. Jurja) situated on the top of Primošten peninsula
0:46
Marina Kremik with famous Bucavac vineyards
1:01
Don Ivo Šaric monument in front old St. Roko church (Crkva sv. Roka)
1:25
Rudina the main square in old town
2:28
Jurlinovi dvori a group of charming stone-built settlements in the village of Draga
2:56
The autochton rural beauty Šarićevi dvori are placed in Supljak over the Primošten
3:08
Famous sunset over Primošten peninsula skyline
Jupiter's Temple / Baptistery of John the Baptist | Split Croatia
Eric Clark’s Travel Videos - Split Croatia - Jupiter’s Temple built in 4th century - Pagan Worship
Eric Clark’s Travel Videos - Split Croatia - Jupiter’s Temple built in 4th century - Pagan Worship
The tall statue has a clean foot... So many people have gone in and touched in for luck. = ) Its in the video as well. Its a big statue of Jupiter... About 15 feet tall maybe? Its interesting it has shorts on as well. Neat stuff. = )
Eric
I got this from Wikipedia
Jump to search
Jupiterov hram
Temple of Jupiter
General information
Town or city
Split
Country
Croatia
Coordinates
43.508341°N 16.439568°E
Coordinates: 43.508341°N 16.439568°E
Construction started
295 AD
Completed
305 AD
Client
Emperor Diocletian
The Temple of Jupiter (Croatian: Jupiterov hram) is a temple in Split, Croatia dedicated to the Ancient Roman god Jupiter. It is located in the western part of Diocletian's Palace near the Peristyle, the central square of the imperial complex. It was built between 295 and 305, during the construction of the Palace, and was probably turned into Baptistery of St. John the Baptist in the 6th century, at the same time when the crypt dedicated to St. Thomas was built. Before the entrance to the Temple is one of the twelve sphinxes brought from Egypt by Emperor Diocletian. Scottish architect Robert Adam considered this temple to be one of Europe's most beautiful monuments.
Description
The Temple of Jupiter was constructed between 295 and 305 as part of Diocletian's Palace. It was dedicated to the supreme Roman god and Diocletian's divine father, Jupiter. The temple is located in the western, religious part of the palace. Since the Emperor unexpectedly abdicated the throne in 305 and arrived at the palace from Nicomedia earlier, finishing work on the construction of the Palace was stopped so parts of the Temple remained unfinished.
Reliefs depicting gods and various heroes, such as Victoria, Triton, Helios, Hercules, Jupiter and Apollo, are placed in front of the Temple, above the entrance. Doorways are richly decorated, especially the impressive Temple's barrel coffered vault.
Sarcophagi, containing the remains of two Archbishops of Split, Ivan of Ravenna (died c. 10) and Lovre (died c. 1099), are placed inside the Temple. In addition, there is a large bronze statue of St. John the Baptist made by Ivan Meštrović. A Renaissance sarcophagus of Jakov Selembrije from the 16th century is placed in front of the baptistery.
In the 11th century, a Romanesque style bell tower was built above the vault. It is similar to one in the Church of Our Lady of the Tower above Iron Gate of Diocletian's palace, which was demolished around 1840 in accordance with the then classicist aspirations which argued for purification of ancient monuments and buildings.
During late Antiquity and the Middle Ages, the Temple was converted into a baptistery dedicated to St. John the Baptist, while the crypt was dedicated to St. Thomas.
In the 13th century, the baptismal font made of parts of the altar partition from the 11th century which was originally located in the Cathedral was placed within the baptismal font. The oldest representation of Croatian king Peter Krešimir IV or Demetrius Zvonimir with their subjects is engraved on one of the marble rood screens. The second rood screen is decorated with pentagram with flowers and birds inside a star that is surrounded by a wreath which represents the Holy Trinity and the two natures of Jesus Christ - the divine and the human. A third rood screen is decorated with motifs of Croatian interlace in various forms.
The Temple's barrel coffered vault influenced Dalmatian early Renaissance art which is best seen in the example of Andrea Alessi's baptistery and Chapel of blessed John in Trogir.
In 1907, a few houses on the west and south side of the Temple were demolished, so the Temple was freed of fittings, except those in the northwest corner that are still leaning against it.
Eric Clark's Travel Videos - Zagreb Croatia - Cathedral of the Transfiguration of our Lord
Eric Clark's Travel Videos - Zagreb Croatia - Cathedral of the Transfiguration of our Lord
From Wikipedia
Zagreb Orthodox Cathedral or Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Lord (Serbian Cyrillic: Храм преображења Господњег, Croatian: Hram preobraženja Gospodnjeg) is a Serbian Orthodox Cathedral located on the Petar Preradović Square in Zagreb, Croatia. It was built in 1865–66 according to designs of architect Franjo Klein. It is ecclessiastically part of the Metropolitanate of Zagreb and Ljubljana and its cathedral.
Old St. Marguerite church[edit]
A wooden Catholic church dedicated to St. Marguerite was located on the place of the modern day cathedral in the 14th century.[1] The church was restored in the 16th and 17th century.[1] Between 1372 and the 19th century, the annual St. Marguerite fair was organized on the square.[2] In the 18th century the church was burned down in a fire and in its place a new one was built with bulbous steeple.[2]
Duding the Josephinism period the state implemented significant reforms that affected life of religious communities. In 1781 Patent of Toleration extended religious freedom to non-Catholic Christians living in Habsburg lands and was followed by 1782 Edict of Tolerance. By city government decision the old church was offered at auction and sold to the Zagreb Orthodox Parish for 4000 Austro-Hungarian forint.[1] In 1848, during Revolutions of 1848, the Orthodox Parish added the suffix Serbian in its name since by that time the Serbs significantly outnumbered local Greeks and Aromanians.[1]
In 1861 initiative was launched to build new church on the site of a dilapidated old St. Marguerite church.[2] Project was awarded to the architect Franjo Klein. In the same period when the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral was built, Zagreb Synagogue was also built according to the Franjo Klein project.[2] Church was completed on 21 October 1866, and synagogue on 27 September 1867.[2]
In 1897, after completion of urbanization of square south to the church, architect Hermann Bollé proposed plan of monumental reorganization of church.[2] This plan was never implemented, but the same architect developed a plan for restoration of bell tower in its modern-day shape in 1899, and in 1913 based on his plan façade was restored.[2]
World War II[edit]
Main article: World War II persecution of Serbs
During World War II collaborationist Croatian fascist Ustaše regime of Independent State of Croatia seized all property Serbian Orthodox Church and determined that cathedral will be central church of Croatian Orthodox Church what was part of widespread persecution of Serbs.
Architecture
iconostasis
First church iconostasis was placed in front of the altar in 1795.[1] This iconostasis was donated to Church of St. George in Varaždin in 1884 when new current iconostasis was built.[1] Orthodox Cathedral iconostasis comprises a total of 34 icons and 4 free-standing walnut pillars.[1] icons painted as frescos on the walls
In Serbian Orthodox Cathedral in Zagreb Metropolitan Jovan Pavlović was buried in 2014 after he held position in 1982-2014 period.
My name is Eric Clark and I am a world traveler. I have been around the world a few times and decided to help fund my travels by sharing my videos and pictures. I have been to almost every country and would be glad to give tips and pointers. Drop me a note. = )
Digital Nomad? Try Croatia! www.LocationFreeLifestyle.com
More at
If you are planning on being location free and traveling, Croatia is a fantastic option because it may give you an extra 90 days on top of the Schengen 90 days!
Kastela Croatia - Beautiful Beach in Kastel Luksic
Kastela is a beautiful area found only a few minutes drive from Split Airport in Croatia. Kastela is made up of seven beautiful pearl villages. Discover 15th century castles, churches, good food and enjoyable walks along the long coastal road that connects the seven villages. Be sure to visit Kastela if you are in Croatia.
Trogir, Croatia with TravelArt - March 2019
Trogir is a beautiful medieval town in central Dalmatia.
Zagreb, Croatia with TravelArt - March 2019
Zagreb is made for strolling. Wander through the Upper Town's red-roof and cobblestone glory, peppered with church spires. Crane your neck to see the domes and ornate upper-floor frippery of the Lower Town's mash-up of secessionist, neobaroque and art deco buildings. Search out the grittier pockets of town where ugly-bland concrete walls have been transformed into colourful murals by local street artists. This city rewards those on foot.
THUNDERSTORM on our first day on the boat! || Croatia Day 3
THUNDERSTORM on our first day on the boat! || Croatia Day 3
Awesome to finally meet our crew on the boat! Such a cool mix of people and looking forward to getting out there on the open water!
HOWZIT GUUYS!!
⛵ - Sailing HR - ⛵
- Website:
- Instagram: instagram.com/sailing_hr
- Facebook: facebook.com/Sailing.hr
- YouTube: youtube.com/sailingdothr
For more of me:
???? Business enquiries - sliceofmatt@gmail.com
???? My Instagram -
???? Twitter -
???? My Gaming channel -
---
✨ - WHO ELSE TO CHECK OUT - ✨
✩ Sav:
-
-
✩ Chloe - instagram.com/chloeneed
✩ Humberto - instagram.com/humber.camp
✩ Juan Carlos - instagram.com/juan_carlos_campos
✩ Kevin - instagram.com/kev_bot41
✩ Marie - instagram.com/marie_ayri
✩ Max - instagram.com/max_doin_well
✩ Will - instagram.com/willip1
INTRO BY:
JR Francisco
-
-
---
???? - VLOGGING CAMERA DEETS - ????
Vlogs currently filmed on a OnePlus 5
???? - SETTINGS - ????
- Rear camera: 4K @ 30fps (stabilised & cropped internally)
- Selfie camera: 1080p @ 30 fps (stabilised & cropped internally)
---
???? - MISCELLANEOUS - ????
???????????? - Medals awarded to first commenter only and you need to comment with first to be eligible to claim your medal.
Medals will be awarded to whoever appears at the bottom of all the comments when comments are arranged to show Newest First, therefore letting YouTube decide who the winner is (in the event of a tie).
The winner will have their comment pinned and replied to with the current standings for that month.
Prizes MAY be awarded to top medal holders from each month ????
If anyone's even bothered to read the description let me know in the comments with Twang.
---
❓ - F.A.Q: -❓
For any F.A.Q's check out my two Q&A videos:
Old one:
✩ -
New one:
✩ -
---
Love you all (but like, as friends.)
xx
Murter Crkva Sv Roka
topdestinacije.hr
This video is a part of Top Destinations - Croatian Coast
Music from - audionautix.com
Copyright © Amali Doare 2012, All rights reserved
Use of this video in part or whole is forbidden without written permission from Amali Doare
Things To Do In Zadar Croatia | How Expensive Is Zadar Croatia?
Hey you guys! In this Zadar, Croatia travel vlog, we share things to know before you go to Zadar, like where to stay in Zadar and what to do in Zadar. We also answer the question, how expensive is Zadar, Croatia, as well as show you some of our Zadar city walk through Old Town. We visited the Sea Organ where we procured some incredible drone footage over Zadar, Croatia. We end the day at one of the very best Zadar restaurants, Kornat, where we had amazing Croatian food and Croatian wine. Zadar, Croatia tourism is growing and we can see why! Please share our video with a friend, and like always, thank you for living life! ????
Brooks Network Services:
Restaurant Kornat:
Danijela's Airbnb:
Airbnb discount for YOU!:
????????Curious about where we'll be next? Subscribe now:
????????And hit the bell so you'll be notified of our future videos!
Music from Epidemic Sound:
National Anthem Croatia, National Anthem Worx
Falling Skies, Killrude
Medieval Myths 1, Andreas Ericson
Medieval Adventure, Bonnie Grace
????:
????????FB:
????IG:
⛓➡LinkedIn:
What's In My Camera Bag:
Canon EOS M6:
Zhiyun Crane 2 Gimbal:
Rode Microphone:
GoPro Hero 3:
Tripod:
Joby GorillaPod:
GoPro Accessories:
Canon M6 Batteries & Charger:
GoPro Batteries & Charger:
64G SD Cards:
GoPro SD Cards:
Shock-Proof SD Card Case:
Ozark Hydration Bag:
DJI Mavic Air Fly More Combo Plus Starter Kit Bundle:
DJI Osmo Pocket Handheld 3 Axis Gimbal:
Zvonar crkve Sv. Frane u Nerezinama
Moj dokumentarni film povodom 500 godina crkve Sv. Frane i franjevačkog samostana u Nerezinama na otoku Lošinju. My documentary about 500 years of church St. Francis in Nerezine, Island of Lošinj, Croatia, Europe.
Hrvatski Nacionalni Front dio 2.
Organizacija HNF
TJELOVO - DOLAZAK PROCESIJE U SV.ŠIMU
15.06.2017.g.Na dan Svetkovine Presvetog Tjela i Krvi Kristove -Tjelova,poslije mise iz crkve Sv.Stošije povorka je gradom došla do Sv.Šime..
Find me in Croatia. Not only the sea and the sun.
Find your accommodation in Croatia.
And much more than the sun and the sea...
Croatia: Trogir (4/7) 2011-08-27(Sat)2225hrs
Trogir (Traù in Italian) is a small gem like town west of Split (Spalatro in Italian).
クロアチア共和國のトロギール（イタリア語名トラウ）市。
L'KOK - Zaboravljam (Live @ ST-@rt 2011)
ST-@rt Festival
Music Club O'hara, Split, Croatia, 16.03.2011.
L'KOK is a rock band from Šibenik, Croatia, formed in 2009.
They describe their sound as rock with the twist of everything that sounds good.
Line-up:
Roko Frleta - lead vocals
Ante Prgin - guitar / vocals
Viktor Grgas-Grando - drums
Aleksandar Rogulić-Roga - bass / vocals
More info:
Sibenik (Kroatien) Juni 2012
Stadtrundgang Sibenik Altstadt
My second Croatia holiday video
My second Croatia holiday video. Featuring The Kaktus hotel Supertar, Brac Island tour, the Village of Skip, The town of Pucisca.
Apartments Sabljak, Bibinje - Riviera Zadar, Croatia
More accommodations in Croatia:
Bibinje,a place of life and Dalmatian magic,adhered immediately along the south-east side of the Zadar,it takes only a few minutes from the mysterious silence of the historical Bibanum to get to the crowd of white Jader,the centre of the region,events,St.Donatus,sun ,sea organ...
Bibinje is wrapped by a veil of airy summer nights and the song opf a cappela bands which interwine with the starts in the clear sky.
Bibinje with about four thousands inhabitants,prepared to fulfil all your wishes,is spread over four kilometres of clear Adriatic coast.The history of Bibinje beggins with the first millennium ,the time of a Roman Empire.The name Bibanum was first mentioned in the books of the 11th century.To enter Bibinje history,inseparable from Zadar and Christianity,means to feel the sense of the tradition immersed in old wooden barrels ,exposed to wind and weather on the peninsula on which Staro selo lies.There you can see the church of the Nativity of St.John the Baptist built in the first half of the 15th century,with a collection of sacred objects from the same time.Also there is a baroque church of St.Roch,the protector of the souls of the embodiments of Bibinje,established in the 16th century.
The whole Bibinje summer is mottled by events,folklore evenings,festivities,concerts...But Bibinje everyday life is event itself-conversation between two ladies at the market,sleepy eyed fishermen in the harbour,the play of light-as if you magically get into the film from a different time...