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Ruins of the Chapel of St George

Punta Brača · west of SutivanOther names: Sv. Juraj na punti Brača, Ruševine sv. Jurja kod Sutivana, Ruševni ostaci crkvice sv. Jurjaarchaeological site · dating to be verifiedApproximate location · confirm before navigating

Summary

The ruined remains of the Chapel of St George on Punta Brača are listed in municipal planning documents as an archaeological site.

History and purpose

The ruined remains of the Chapel of St George on Punta Brača are recorded in municipal documents as an archaeological site. This confirms evidence of a religious site, but on its own does not provide enough information for a full art-historical account.

Access and visiting

The site is in the coastal area west of Sutivan. The marked pin is only a general guide; before setting out, check the actual location, coastal safety, whether access is permitted and the condition of the remains.

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