St Mark's Cathedral in Makarska with its bell tower and stone façade, steps in front and the Biokovo mountains behind, under a blue sky.

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Makarska Cathedral

St Mark's Cathedral is a Baroque church at the top of Kačić Square in the centre of Makarska, begun in 1700 at the initiative of Bishop Nikola Bijanković and consecrated in 1756. Now a co-cathedral of the Archdiocese of Split-Makarska, it keeps the relics of St Clement, the town's patron saint; its interior was altered after the earthquake of 1962.

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