Ćorić Tower (Ćorić kula)

Ćorić Tower (Ćorić kula) is a striking historical landmark in Vodice, Croatia, offering visitors a glimpse into the town’s fortified past. Built in 1533, the tower was commissioned by Hyeronimus Saracenis and constructed by a skilled stone-mason from Hvar. The initials “H S” are still visible on the eastern wall, marking its founder’s legacy. Over the centuries, the tower changed hands several times, including a period in the 17th century when it served as a residence for the Fondra noble family from Šibenik.

Today, Ćorić Tower stands as a testament to the region’s rich history and architectural heritage. Its robust stone walls and strategic location reflect its original defensive purpose, while the stories of its various owners add a layer of intrigue for history enthusiasts. The tower is open year-round, 24 hours a day, allowing visitors to explore the site at their own pace, whether during the quiet of early morning or the golden light of late afternoon.

Located at Ul. Mirka Zore 34A, the tower is easily accessible from the center of Vodice and is often included as a stop on walking tours of the town’s cultural and historical sites. While there is no information on admission fees, the tower’s enduring presence and atmospheric setting make it a worthwhile visit for anyone interested in the history and character of Vodice. For further details, visitors can contact the local tourist office at +385 22 443 888.