브리주니 국립공원 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Perhaps the most evocative site of the entire visit to Brijuni Island. Ruins of an early Christian basilica dating back to the 4th or 5th century AD. Around the year 1000, it became the home of the Knights Templar, who guarded it until the order was dissolved, with the construction of a monastery adjacent to the church. A large burial area was discovered near the church, giving an idea of how densely populated the nearby castrum was.

A wonderful archaeological area. In addition to the original Byzantine castrum, later layers can also be seen. Noteworthy is the area near the shore where olive pressing sites for olive oil production can be identified.

Beautiful bay that preserves several footprints of large carnivorous dinosaurs from the Mesozoic era

There are many dinosaur tracks on the rocky shore. In particular, they belong to the theropod genus of the Mesozoic period.

Brioni is dotted with bunkers protecting and controlling access to the island, probably dating back to the Tito period.

For us, this was perhaps the most moving place on this visit to Brijuni. An early Christian basilica dating back to the 4th or 5th century AD, its columns still retain ancient Christian iconography from the early centuries.

I'm not particularly fond of forcing animals out of their habitat. It feels like a huge open-air circus.

At the top of a beautiful bay are the ruins of a patrician Roman villa. Of interest are the warehouses, where the remains of terracotta jars for storing oil are still visible.