Summary
St Anthony’s Church stands at the head of Postira Bay, with its stone façade facing the sea. It is a small, single-nave Baroque church with a square apse and a bell gable.
Protected cultural property Z-5346; this is not the same church as St Anthony’s in Bol or Novo Selo.
History and purpose
St Anthony’s Church stands at the head of Postira Bay. The Cultural Heritage Register dates it to the 17th century and describes it as a small building in the local Baroque tradition.
Structure and traces of the past
It has a single nave, a square apse and a pointed vault. The stone façade faces the sea; beside the doorway are two small square windows, and above the façade is a bell gable. It is protected cultural property Z-5346.
Access and visiting
The church stands by the shore in Postira. Before visiting, check whether entry is possible and respect the grounds of this active place of worship.
