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Municipal Loggia, Cres Island

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Civic Center · Hidden Gem · Architectural Building

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Municipal Loggia reviews

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13 reviews

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4.7

By M_Pan-II

Place is nearly hidden between aggressive tables of nearest restaurants. You can feel some local spirit when you talk with old ladies, selling olive oil, honey and some other products from the...

Place is nearly hidden between aggressive tables of nearest restaurants. You can feel some local spirit when you talk with old ladies, selling olive oil, honey and some other products from the... more »
By bert L

We were on a sailing trip in Kvarner Bay and moored one evening in Cres. It was certainly wothwhile.

We were on a sailing trip in Kvarner Bay and moored one evening in Cres. It was certainly wothwhile. more »
By X8085XIalanf

In the square there is a Municipal Loggia where in the past declarations were read, agreements were made, where people made business and had fun. If you happen to find yourself in the square in the...

In the square there is a Municipal Loggia where in the past declarations were read, agreements were made, where people made business and had fun. If you happen to find yourself in the square in the... more »

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By Biblijny Mors

A beautiful city with "no rush and no stress" in its motto. Little tourists, little traffic, and after all, this is the largest city on the largest Croatian island.

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By Marco Tschachler

Beautiful building from the 16th century. Homemade local specialties (olive oil, vinegar, liquor, etc.) of excellent quality are still for sale here today!

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By Andreas Walter

The market is small but fine.

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