This fine place offers olive-oil tasting (including advice on how to tell the difference between good and bad olive oil), a tour of its production processes, and a shop where you can purchase the real thing. It's a wonderful introduction to what is something of a Croatian obsession.
Uljara Nadin
Northern Dalmatia
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This modest archway is the city's most important gate as it is the main tourist entrance from the handy footbridge across the harbour.
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This humble gate is handy for reaching the ferries and excursion boats that line the harbour here.