Castle Virovitica
Castle Našice
Castle Dajla
Castle Dioš
Castle Tikevš
stairs in the castle
hunting houses of the castle
Castle Bilje to restore
Castle Oroslavlje gornje
Castle Maruševac
Castle Bežanec
Oldest croatian church-nine century
Church Osor
Churc of San Marco,Zagreb,castle distirct
interior
Church of Saint Foška
Church of divine Alojzije Stepinac
Church of our lady of Gorica
Church in Vodnjan
New castle Jelačić-Zaprešić
Since the seventeenth century Novi Dvori Zaprešićki has had many owners and belonged to various families of the Zagorje landed gentry. It is, however, most immediately associated with one name, Count Josip Jelačić, Ban of Croatia, and is indeed sometimes known as Novi Dvori Jelačić.
around the castle
Corn building
Chapel of saint Josip
The tomb of family
Traditional wooden building in Croatia
Chapels and churches
saint Petra and Pavla
saint apostola
Holy trinity
Saint Juraj
Saint Rokl
Saint Marco
Saint Barbara
and masterpiece church of Saint Barbara
Chatedral in Trogir
Cathedral of St. Lawrence
The most famous monument in Trogir, and one of the most important architectural monuments in Dalmatia, is certainly the Cathedral of St. Lawrence (Katedrala sv. Lovre), called the Cathedral of St. John (sv. Ivan) by the people after the city patron, a contemporary of King Zvonimir and King Koloman. Efforts of generations through four centuries and many great names were invested into its building. It seems that it was erected on the foundations of an older basilica destroyed during the sack by the Saracens in 1123. It is considered that its construction started in 1213. The Trogir Cathedral is a Romanesque-Gothic basilica with a nave and two aisles, three semi-circular apses and a vaulted interior above which rises the Campanile. Romanesque massiveness and Gothic elegance have been harmoniously combined in its architecture. Heavy piers separate the wide central nave from the aisles. All have circular vaults. The aisles have Gothic ribs, and the nave was vaulted later (in the 15th century) also in a Gothic style. The cross vaults and the earlier flat terraces above the aisles were of Apulian influence. The outside wall is divided by pilasters and decorated with Romanesque blind arcades. A large vestibule was added in the 15th century, and the artistically executed Gothic rosette on the western facade is from the same period. The Radovan's Portal, finished in 1240, is a monumental and perhaps unique work of this great Croatian artist, of whom the inscription on the base of the lunette says he is "the best of all in this artisanship". It is the peak of Dalmatian medieval plastic art.
Radovan's portal
Radovan's portal is the western portal, engraved with the year of 1240th. Portal was completed in the 14th century, consisting of sculptures and reliefs, with about a hundred characters.
The Chapel of John Ursini
Outside
Inside
ceiling
Zadar,saint Stošija (12-13 century)
Interior
Zadar,saint Donat (9 century)
Interior
Chatedral Šibenik (15-16 century)
Chatedral Đakovo
interior
Church of Our Lady of Carinthia
Saint Blaise-Dubrovnik
by night
Church Hvar
Castle Nuštar- for complete restoration
Daruvar church
Suhopolje church
Castle Ilok (15-19 century)
Finally finished restoring
Befiore restoring
after
wooden cubes in the lobby
Dvorac Feštetić- Pribislavec
Castle Lovrečina
chuches on island Brač
Saint Jelena-Škrip
Saint Ana-Donji Humac
Sveti Jeronim -Pučišća
church of saint Ivan i Pavla-Ložišća
(designer of bell tower well known sculptor Ivan Rendić)
Church Krista Kralja-Selca
(arhitect Adolf Schlauf from Linz)
Romanesque church of Mary magdalene in čazma
the chapel of castle Sokolac in Brinje (15 century)
Old city Samobor
fortress St. Nicholas Šibenik
Castle Mailáth-Donji Miholjac
The castle was built in the 1905th 1914. for Hungarian family Mailath with a previous ground-baroque castle.The architect of the castle was István Möller.
Manor Lower Miholjac was formed in 1831. and was owned by a family Prandau-Norman from Valpovo. Stefania Prandauova daughter married a Hungarian Count Georg Mailath and castle was then owned by counts Mailath von Székhely.
The castle had rectangle floor plan with a central corridor along which both sides of the lower rooms. In the middle of a big lobby. The entire castle out rich ornamentation in neo-Gothic style, with elements of the Tudor style. Preserved the rich detail: decorative woodwork, stairway railings, ceiling and floor coverings ect.The castle was decorated with Mailáthovim trophies from Slavonia and travels in Africa and Asia.
