Join us on a 2-hour walking exploration of Hvar, focusing on the impact of Venetian culture on Croatian territory. Did you know that Hvar was once under Venetian command? Our expert local guide will share the most fascinating pieces of information and myths related to this. We begin at the Franciscan Monastery, the site of the renowned ‘Last Supper’, a masterful example of late Renaissance art by Venetian artists Palma Junior and Francesco Santacroce. We then venture down to Hvar’s historic port, navigating through its medieval lanes, rich with tales of yesteryears. Did you know that the city’s central square was established during the Venetian rule? Take in the sight of various structures in the city’s core, including a spindle-shaped baroque bell tower. Conclude your tour at Hvar’s Loggia, an elegant example of Renaissance design. It was once part of the Venetian governor’s palace.