Apartments Bakuk Stari Grad

Stari Grad, located on the picturesque island of Hvar, is a charming town steeped in history and surrounded by stunning natural beauty. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Stari Grad Plain is just a kilometer away, representing the agricultural heritage of the area with its ancient farming practices that date back to Greek colonization in the 4th century BC. Within walking distance, the striking White Cross on the hilltop offers panoramic views of the town and surrounding landscapes, making it a popular spot for both sunrise and sunset enthusiasts. The Stari Grad Museum, situated only 500 meters from the waterfront, provides a fascinating glimpse into the region's rich history, showcasing artifacts from various historical periods. Nearby, the serene Park Vorba, a pleasant green space, invites visitors to relax amidst nature, while the Church of St. Stephen, with its impressive architecture, stands proudly in the heart of the town, further enriching the area's cultural tapestry.

In addition to its historic landmarks, Stari Grad is a gateway to exploring the nearby attractions that enhance the town’s appeal. The Museum of Salt, just 500 meters from the town center, tells the story of salt production, which has been vital to the region’s economy for centuries. A short walk away, the quaint village of Vrboska, often referred to as the "Little Venice" of Hvar, offers charming canals and picturesque views just a kilometer from Stari Grad. The Church of St. Roch, located conveniently within 500 meters, is another gem, often appreciated for its serene atmosphere and interwoven history. Finally, the Dominikanski samostan, a 500-meter stroll from the heart of the town, showcases stunning architecture and is a symbol of the town's spiritual history. Together, these landmarks create a vibrant tapestry of cultural and historical experiences, making Stari Grad an unforgettable destination on the island of Hvar.