Why visit
Why visit Baška Tablet Site
In the tiny Romanesque church of St Lucy in Jurandvor, just north of Baška, stands a replica of one of the most important documents in Croatian history: the Baška Tablet, a stone panel carved around 1100 AD in the Glagolitic alphabet mentioning King Zvonimir. The original is in Zagreb, but the replica is exactly where the tablet was found, in situ.
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Estimated visit
20 minutes
Best season
Any time
Where
Jurandvor, Krk, Croatia
Category
Historical
History
In the tiny Romanesque church of St Lucy in Jurandvor, just north of Baška, stands a replica of one of the most important documents in Croatian history: the Baška Tablet, a stone panel carved around 1100 AD in the Glagolitic alphabet mentioning King Zvonimir. The original is in Zagreb, but the replica is exactly where the tablet was found, in situ. A quick, atmospheric stop on any drive across Krk.
“The Baška Tablet is the earliest known document that mentions a Croatian king by name — Dmitar Zvonimir, crowned in 1075 with a papal blessing.”
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