Historical Capitals of the World

Nin

Country: Croatia

Region: Europe

Period: 9th-10th c.CE

Location: 44.233333°N, 15.166667°E

Description

Nin is a charming historic townlocated on a small island in the Zadararchipelago, surrounded by sandbarsand shallow waters. Known for its medieval structures and Roman ruins, Nin holds a key place in Croatia's early statehood and the development of Croatian culture. Today, it combines stunning beaches, historical sites, and a relaxed atmosphere, offering visitors a glimpse into the past.

Modern Remains

Modern remains in Nin include the Nin Cathedral, dedicated to the Holy Cross, a Romanesque masterpiece often called the smallest cathedral in the world. The Nin Archaeological Museum showcases artifacts from Roman, medieval, and Croatian history. The Roman templeand remains of the Roman city walls are also visible. The nearby salt pans and beautiful beaches are popular attractions for modern tourists.

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