The Euphrasian Basilica's stone nave, the white bishop's buildings and the pointed bell tower seen across the sea from the Poreč waterfront.

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Euphrasian Basilica

The Euphrasian Basilica is the cathedral of Poreč, built between 543 and 554 under Bishop Euphrasius on the site of two earlier churches. The episcopal complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, takes in the atrium, the octagonal baptistery, the bishop's palace and a 16th-century bell tower; the apse is covered in 6th-century gold-ground mosaics.

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