Standing near the old city center, this medieval Romanesque gem honors Saint Chrysogonus, one of the earliest Christian martyrs. Built with Dalmatian limestone, its humble façade hides intriguing features like remnants of early frescoes and a Gothic vault. Inside, you'll find an intimate sanctuary with a delicately carved altar, reflecting Šibenik’s fusion of styles throughout the centuries. The narrow cobblestone streets around the church provide a charming surprise at every turn, offering glimpses of stone houses and hidden courtyards. Though modest in size, Saint Chrysogonus’ Church has a serene atmosphere perfect for prayer or quiet reflection. Remember to check opening times, dress modestly, and consider a guided tour to learn about its historical significance.
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