HISTORY AND CULTURE
Discover the rich history of Omiš
If you are on the hunt for historical fortresses, churches, and landmarks of exceptional beauty, Omiš with its surrounding area offers a real treasure trove of spectacular sights. Discover rich history filled in equal measure with conflict and hardship, and joy and abundance.
Fortica and Mirabela
The ruins of two mighty forts overlooking Omiš make for a great hiking destination. Both once served as protection from the Ottoman Empire.
In addition, Mirabela was a perfect hiding spot for pirates of Omiš, who used it to escape their pursuers and as a lookout, as the view from the fort spans the whole Brač channel.
Omiš Old Town
Once a fortified town known as the lair of Omiš pirates, the old town has retained all of its charm and the spirit of past times, Take a stroll through its narrow cobblestone alleys sided by stone walls and buildings, dotted with quaint cafes, restaurants, souvenir shops and more.
Omiš Old Town
Once a fortified town known as the lair of Omiš pirates, the old town has retained all of its charm and the spirit of past times, Take a stroll through its narrow cobblestone alleys sided by stone walls and buildings, dotted with quaint cafes, restaurants, souvenir shops and more.
Festivals and events
A pirate battle - This exciting event takes place in the middle of August. Experience the thrill of a naval battle between Omiš pirates and the Venetian republic, very similar to those that took place in these waters more than 600 years ago.
Klapa singing - If you happen to visit Omiš during the famous Dalmatian Klapa Festival, do not miss the chance to discover an important and very beautiful part of the Dalmatian tradition.
Omiš half marathon - a perfect chance to test your stamina and join the race that will take you through nature along the beautiful Cetina river bank.
Poljica Republic
Visit the picturesque villages at the foot of Mosor mountain which were a part of the autonomous principality ruled by people. Even as the rule over the land changed hands, Poljica Republic remained autonomous from its founding in the 13th century, until it was dissolved during the Napoleon's rule in the early 19th century.
During your visit, do not miss the statue of a folk hero and martyr Mila Gojsalić above Omiš, made by the famous Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštović.
Poljica Republic
Visit the picturesque villages at the foot of Mosor mountain which were a part of the autonomous principality ruled by people. Even as the rule over the land changed hands, Poljica Republic remained autonomous from its founding in the 13th century, until it was dissolved during the Napoleon's rule in the early 19th century.
During your visit, do not miss the statue of a folk hero and martyr Mila Gojsalić above Omiš, made by the famous Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštović.
Čelina Old village
Even if the waterfront of Čelina mostly consists of holiday houses and villas, a short stroll to the top part of the village will take you along some beautiful old houses that showcase the traditional atmosphere of this quaint Dalmatian village.
In the heart of the Adriatic coast
Located in Čelina, just 4 kilometers from Omiš, Apartments David are easy to reach, no matter which direction you are arriving from.
In the heart of the Adriatic coast
Located in Čelina, just 4 kilometers from Omiš, Apartments David are easy to reach, no matter which direction you are arriving from.