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Supetar is the biggest town on island Brač. It is also the administrative, cultural, economic and touristic center of the island. Supetar (from St Peter) was mentioned for the first time in 15th century and in 1997 Supetar was granted a City status.

Church of the Annunciation to the Blessed Virgin Mary was built in 1604 on the foundation of the former basilica. Next to the church, you can see an extremely well-preserved early Christian mosaic. The mosaic is part of an early Christian Basilica of Saint Peter built in the 6th century. 1733 the reconstruction was finished in the Baroque style and that’s when church got its present appearance.

Sutivan is a small harbor town on the northwest coast of the island of Brač. A perfect place to enjoy beautiful beaches and hidden paths under the pine trees. It’s rich history left numerous cultural monuments.

One of those is also the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary,built from 1576 to 1590. The construction of the bell tower started in 1800 and was finished in 1813. The valuable organ, situated in the church choir, was built by Gaetano Moscatelli in 1799.

Postira is located on the northern coast of the island of Brač. First mentioned in the 14th century, this charming harbor has rich history and unique atmosphere.

Narrow streets guide to historic stone houses. In the center of Postira is the Church of John the Baptist. The parish church was built in the middle of the 16th century.

Ložišća is located on the west side of the Brač, 2 km from the coast. On your way to Ložišća it’s impossible to miss the Church of St. John and Paul that was built in 1820. The bell tower, built in 1888. is a symbol of the village. Built by a famous croatian sculptor Ivan Rendić it is still one of the most photographed monuments on the island.

Milna is a beautiful harbor town located on the western coast of the island of Brač, known for its deep, sheltered bay and rich maritime heritage. Just steps from the waterfront, you’ll find stunning examples of traditional Dalmatian architecture and historic stone houses that reflect the town's seafaring past.

A key landmark of Milna is the Church of Our Lady of Annunciation, built in the 18th century, featuring a magnificent baroque facade and valuable paintings by Venetian masters.

Milna’s scenic harbor, once a favorite of Venetian ship captains, is now a popular destination for sailors from around the world. With its peaceful atmosphere, crystal-clear waters, and authentic island charm, Milna remains one of the most inviting and photographed places on Brač.

Dračevica is a quaint and peaceful village nestled in the heart of the island of Brač. Surrounded by olive groves, pine forests, and traditional dry stone walls, it offers a true glimpse into the island’s rural heritage and timeless beauty.

Though small in size, Dračevica is rich in character. Its stone houses, narrow alleys, and quiet squares reflect the simplicity and harmony of traditional island life. The village’s centerpiece is the Church of St. George, a modest but historic structure that stands as a silent witness to centuries of local devotion and community.

Far from the busy tourist spots, Dračevica is perfect for those seeking tranquility, authenticity, and a deeper connection with nature and local culture. It’s one of those rare places where time seems to slow down — and that’s exactly its charm.