Summary
The Church of the Holy Trinity stands on a raised mound in Nerežiško polje, southwest of Jurjevo brdo. The single-nave Romanesque building is also recorded as a dwelling place of hermits and Glagolitic priests from Poljica.
Protected cultural property Z-4780; the medieval structure also bears alterations from the 19th century.
History and purpose
The Church of the Holy Trinity stands on a raised mound in the Nerežiško polje plain, southwest of Jurjevo brdo. The source records hermits living beside it in the 17th century, followed later by Glagolitic priests from Poljica.
Structure and traces of the past
The single-nave building has a semicircular apse and a barrel vault. A stone rose window and pierced window screen are built into the façade, which is topped by a stone bell gable. Its morphological features place it among simple Romanesque buildings of the 12th century, while visible alterations to the façade and plaster were made in the 19th century.
Access and visiting
The site is in open fields. The map marks an approximate position from public cartography; check the actual access route before visiting and respect the surrounding plots.
