Located near the magnificent UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James, this statue pays homage to Juraj Dalmatinac, the renowned Renaissance sculptor and architect who shaped much of Šibenik’s iconic skyline. Crafted by Croatian sculptor Frano Kršinić in 1953, the monument stands as a symbol of local pride, reflecting Dalmatinac’s extraordinary craftsmanship. Visitors pause here to admire the statue and notice its connection to the cathedral’s ornate design, especially the intricate frieze of 71 sculpted faces. The surrounding cobblestone streets are dotted with quaint cafés and shops, making this spot an ideal gateway into Šibenik’s cultural charm.
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