This UNESCO-listed 15th-century masterpiece, built entirely of stone without wooden beams by visionary Juraj Dalmatinac, astonishes with its gravity-defying dome and a frieze of 71 enigmatic stone faces. Inside, sunlight dances across marble altars and sacred art, revealing medieval craftsmanship that transformed local limestone into eternal beauty. More than architecture, the cathedral stands as a testament to Dalmatia's unyielding spirit, where faith and human determination achieved the impossible.
