July 14 Hvar Croatia

 Another new port for us. A small town, we'll walk around a see the sights.

 Another tender port. As we exit the tender there's a Franciscan monastery across the harbor.

Another long row of pleasure boats here.

Looking across the inner harbor to St. Marko church.

We walked around the harbor and up into a little park. 

The fortress Fortica protecting the city.

St. Marko church tower seen from the other side. No bells, no nothing in the tower.

I love taking pictures of the side streets going up the hill. The tables are for a restaurant on this side street. Imagine the stair climbing workout a waiter gets in a night here.

The Hvar Arsenal has been used for just about everything. Today it's a cinema/theater on the first floor.

The Venetian Loggia and Clock Tower, an opulent example of Renaissance architecture. So says the guidebook.

St. Stephen's Church at the head of St. Stephen's Square.

St. Stephen's Square, looking back towards the harbor from the front of the church. This is one of the largest open squares in Dalmatia. It was originally an inlet of the harbor that has been filled in.

Street art (harbor art?)