
Stari
Grad.

Stari Grad is one of Europe's oldest towns, founded by ancient Greeks in 384 BC on Hvar island. Unlike the glamorous Hvar town, Stari Grad maintains a quieter, more authentic character. The town sits at the end of a deep bay, with narrow streets lined with stone houses opening onto a charming harbor. The surrounding plain, called Ager, is a UNESCO World Heritage site – an agricultural landscape with ancient Greek field divisions still in use. Visitors can explore history, swim from pebble beaches, cycle through vineyards and lavender fields, and enjoy fresh seafood and local wines in traditional konobas.
Things to do.
- 01Explore the Stari Grad Plain, a UNESCO World Heritage site
- 02Visit the Tvrdalj Castle and its beautiful gardens
- 03Enjoy wine tastings at local vineyards
- 04Relax at the serene beaches like Lanterna and Bonj
- 05Take a boat tour to nearby islands such as Vis and Brač
- 06Stroll through the charming old town and visit local art galleries
- 07Attend local festivals celebrating Dalmatian culture
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