While exploring the stunning Dalmatian Islands, visitors can make the most of the efficient ferry system to easily travel between the different islands. Today, seize the opportunity to embark on a day trip to the enchanting island of Korčula. Upon arrival, immerse yourself in a captivating walking tour of the historic Old Town, where you’ll uncover a wealth of fascinating history and culture that spans centuries. Korčula has been a true cultural melting pot, influenced by Mesolithic people, Greeks, Romans, Hungarians, and French, including the renowned merchant, Marco Polo.

Renowned as the “mini Dubrovnik,” Korčula Town boasts charming marbled streets, impressive defense towers, and iconic red roofs. Begin your exploration by marveling at the 14th-century Land Gate perched atop a grand staircase, followed by a visit to the magnificent St. Mark’s Cathedral. Art aficionados will delight in exploring the Bishop’s Treasury adjacent to the cathedral, showcasing a modest yet remarkable art collection featuring works by Carpaccio, Bassano, and Tiepolo.

After the tour, indulge in a delightful lunch at one of the many exceptional restaurants nestled within the old town, and don’t miss the chance to visit the house believed to be Marco Polo’s birthplace. Wander through the labyrinth of grey stone houses, charming alleys, picturesque churches, and bustling squares before returning to the mainland via ferry.

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