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Cathedrals in Croatia
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Cathedrals in Croatia
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Bjelovar, Central Croatia
Bjelovar Cathedral
Baroque cathedral built in 1770, Bjelovar landmark
Đakovo, Slavonia
Cathedral of St. Peter
Gothic-Romanesque cathedral with historic frescoes
Novi Vinodolski, Kvarner
Cathedral of St. Philip and St. James
14th-century cathedral with iconic white bell tower
Varaždin, Central Croatia
Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary (Varaždin Cathedral)
Baroque cathedral with Jesuit origins and rich art
Gospić, Lika
Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Baroque cathedral, rebuilt after 1991 war damage
Zagreb, Central Croatia
Zagreb Cathedral
Gothic cathedral with twin spires and historic relics
Split, Dalmatia
St. Dominus Cathedral
Ancient Roman mausoleum turned cathedral in Split
Poreč, Istria
Euphrasian Basilica
Byzantine basilica with 6th-century mosaics
Trogir, Dalmatia
St. Lawrence Cathedral (Cathedral of St. Lovro)
Romanesque-Gothic cathedral with Renaissance bell tower
Karlobag, Lika
Church of St. Charles Borromeo
17th-century Baroque church in coastal Karlobag
Split, Dalmatia
Cathedral Treasury Split (Cybele Temple)
UNESCO site housing Roman and Baroque art
Hvar, Dalmatia
St. Stephen's Cathedral (Katedrala Svetog Stjepana)
Historic cathedral in Hvar Town, Croatia
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