Description

Building land of regular shape for sale, in Korcula near the sea.

The land is located next to the main road that connects the entire island of Korcula and the town of Korcula with the ferry port, which is 900 m from the plot.
Tin Ujević's promenade leading to the center of Korčula is only 80 meters away.

Building land in nature consists of 2 plots (655/441 and 655/442), with a total area of ​​2204 m2.

is a historic fortified town on the protected east coast of the island of Korčula.
The old city is surrounded by walls, and the streets are arranged in a herringbone pattern allowing free circulation of air but protecting against strong winds.
The town's historic sites include the central Gothic and Renaissance Cathedral of St Mark, the Town Hall and the massive city fortifications.
The 15th-century Franciscan monastery with a beautiful cloister is situated on the islet of Badija, near Korčula Town.

St. Mark's Cathedral houses 'Pieta' by Ivan Meštrović and Jesus Christ the Redeemer by Frano Kršinić.
Another work of the great Ivan Meštrović, the statue of St. Blasius (Sv. Vlaho), the patron saint of Dubrovnik together with four reliefs of the blessed Alojzije Stepinac (Kerdić), Mother Theresa, Marija Propetog Petković and Ivan Merc ( A. Lozica) are situated next to the entrance to the sacristy which is adorned with a relief of St. Michael, the remarkable work of an unknown master (14/15 c.).
The main street in the old town divides the town neatly into the eastern and western halves, while the small side streets extending to the city walls fan out like a herring-bone. Such a perfect town plan complements the ground on which it stands, affords an ideal way of life and in particular, provides a useful defence.
It is believed that the greatest traveller and explorer of all time, Marko Polo, was born in Korčula in 1254.
The family house of the Polos in Venice was replaced by a theatre, whereas Korčula has preserved his family house in memory of the great Marko.
Today the Depolo family remains the oldest Korčulan families.
Above the entrance of the Land Gate, there are two symbols marking Korčula's history: a bas-relief with the winged lion of St. Mark, symbolizing the reign of the Venetian Republic and a stone tablet commemorating the 1000th anniversary of the coronation of the first Croatian king, Tomislav.
4th c. B.C – The psephisma from Lumbarda is a stone tablet wich describes the foundation of the Greek settlement. A copy is exhibited in the Korčula Town museum. This fragmented inscription describes, in old Greek, the agreement concluded between the Greek settlers from the island of Issa (Vis) with the local Illyrian leaders. It obliges settlers to absolute loyalty and includes a list of 180 names of immigrant families. This inscription, found in Lumbarda, is the oldest written document in Croatia and is housed in the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb.

The psephisma from Lumbarda - Korčula
Here you have a beautiful video of Korcula:
https://youtu.be/sD5bI-BdHo8

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