Neighborhood

Vrbanj

Neighborhood

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Vrbanj is a charming, historic village nestled in the interior of Hvar Island, renowned for its traditional stone architecture and centuries-old winemaking heritage. Visitors can wander through narrow, cobblestone streets lined with ancient houses, then stop at family-run wineries to sample local Plavac Mali and other Dalmatian varieties. The village offers a quiet, authentic glimpse into island life away from the coastal crowds.

Don't miss

Explore the old stone streets and historic core
Visit a family-run winery for a tasting of local Plavac Mali
See the 16th-century Church of St. Lawrence

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Neighborhood

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Park & nature

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