The lives of the local inhabitants of the Paklenica Riviera are deeply intertwined with the mountains. Velebit hides many villages where you can experience the magic of the native cuisine, and in some villages you can spend your entire vacation in
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A medieval church situated on the Adriatic highway between Starigrad and Seline.
In the vicinity, there is a graveyard dating back to the mid-13th century.
Its eye-catching tombstones, made from hefty stone slabs, are still standing, sometimes
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In ethno-house Marasović, there is a small exhibition of household furniture and agricultural tools, representing the long tradition, history, customs and beliefs of people from the Velebit area.
A small info-centre and souvenir shop is also in the
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It is a poorly known fact that today’s Starigrad-Paklenica emerged from the foundations of the ancient Roman city of Argyruntum. However, in his work Naturalis historia, Pliny the Elder (Caius Plinius Secundus) included Argyruntum on the list of
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Mirila, stone monuments to the departed, can be found along the mountain paths, passes, elevations and clearings of Mt. Velebit. Mirila date from the times of the Velebit hamlets (17th–20th centuries), that mainly survived from animal husbandry.
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Mesolithic
Neolithic and Copper Age
Bronze Age and Iron Age
Classical Antiquity
Middle Ages and Modern Age
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At a first glance, the maritime slope of Velebit range looks like a stone desert,
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