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The Sea Gate (main gate) got its present form in the 16th century, during the time of Venetian providor Bernardo Renier, when the sea reached all the way to the entrance. They were built in the Renaissance-Baroque style, and are surrounded by massive stone blocks, from which the surrounding stone pillars are also composed. The Gate of the Sea is the main entrance to 

the city, located on

 the west side. 

Through the door 

from the Sea, 

you enter 

the Square of 

Weapons.

Kotor, MNE

If you enter the walled city of Kotor using the Sea Gate (i.e. West Gate) entrance, you will immediate come across an attractive town square with an old clock tower.Construction of the Baroque and Gothic styled clock originally began in 1602. It was subsequently rebuilt in 1979 following an earthquake.

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The imposing facade of the cathedral is made of white marble and decorated with over 3,400 sculptures, including the famous golden figure of the Virgin that adorns the top of the tower. The interior of the cathedral is equally impressive, with high vaults, stained glass windows and relics.                                      ITA

Galleria Vitorio Emanuele

This is one of the oldest shooping arcades in the world. Built between 1865 and 1877, it was named after the first king of united Italy. The gallery is a masterpiece of neolassical and renaissance architecture, with an impressive glass roof and elegant mosaics on the floor. 

A visit to the gallery provides a unigue blend of history, art and modern luxury. luxury. Turning on one's heel on the bull mosaics is believed to bring good luck, which further attracts visitors from all over the world.

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Teatro alla Scala

Scala Milan is one of the most famous opera theaters in the world, a symbol of the art and culture of Milan. Built in 1778 on the site of an older theater that burned down in a fire, La Scala has since its opening become a venue 

for performing some of the most famous works of classical music and opera. The theater's impressive hall can accommodate around 2,000 visitors, and its acoustics are among the best in the world. The interior exudes luxury, with gold trim, red plush and the signature Murano glass shine. La Scala has hosted premieres of works by famous composers such as Verdi, Puccini and Rossini.

Cathedral of St. Marka stands out as the most distinguished example of Gothic and Renaissance architecture in Korčula. Built during the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries, this architectural masterpiece is the work of the skilled hands of local stonemasons, with the contribution of well-known Italian masters. Marko Andrijić stood out among the most respected domestic craftsmen, whose exceptional work can be seen in the upper part of the bell tower and in the 

richly decorated ciborium above 

the main altar in the central nave, 

dedicated to St. Mark, 

the protector of Korčula.

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Old city gate 

Some rulers left a clear mark on the architecture of the city. So above the main entrance to the old town, the Land Gate that passes through the Revelin tower from the 13th 

century, proudly stands the winged lion of Saint Mark. Next to this symbol of the Republic of Venice, there is a stone plaque marking the 1000th anniversary of the coronation of Tomislav, the first Croatian king. If you are familiar with the name Revelin, it may be because the Revelin Fortress is located in Dubrovnik.              HR