Croatia - Palaces, castles, fortresses and more - Page 3

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Zadar,saint Stošija (12-13 century)

Interior

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Zadar,saint Donat (9 century)[/SIZE]

Interior

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Chatedral Šibenik (15-16 century)

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Chatedral Đakovo

interior

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Church of Our Lady of Carinthia

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Saint Blaise-Dubrovnik

by night

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Church Hvar

***** · March 13th, 2010, 05:54 PM

Castle Nuštar- for complete restoration

***** · April 23rd, 2010, 08:24 PM

Daruvar church

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Suhopolje church

***** · April 24th, 2010, 11:41 PM

Castle Ilok (15-19 century)

Finally finished restoring
Befiore restoring

after

wooden cubes in the lobby

GodIsGracious · May 1st, 2010, 01:39 PM

Amazing!

***** · July 23rd, 2010, 10:17 AM

Dvorac Feštetić- Pribislavec

***** · July 23rd, 2010, 10:18 AM

Castle Lovrečina

***** · July 23rd, 2010, 11:31 AM

chuches on island Brač

Saint Jelena-Škrip

Saint Ana-Donji Humac

Sveti Jeronim -Pučišća

church of saint Ivan i Pavla-Ložišća
(designer of bell tower well known sculptor Ivan Rendić)

Church Krista Kralja-Selca
(arhitect Adolf Schlauf from Linz)

***** · July 23rd, 2010, 11:35 AM

Romanesque church of Mary Magdalene in Čazma

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the chapel of castle Sokolac in Brinje (15 century)

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Old city Samobor

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fortress St. Nicholas Šibenik

Rocky031 · September 4th, 2010, 08:14 PM

Castle Mailáth-Donji Miholjac

The castle was built in the 1905th 1914. for Hungarian family Mailath with a previous ground-baroque castle.The architect of the castle was István Möller.
Manor Lower Miholjac was formed in 1831. and was owned by a family Prandau-Norman from Valpovo. Stefania Prandauova daughter married a Hungarian Count Georg Mailath and castle was then owned by counts Mailath von Székhely.
The castle had rectangle floor plan with a central corridor along which both sides of the lower rooms. In the middle of a big lobby. The entire castle out rich ornamentation in neo-Gothic style, with elements of the Tudor style. Preserved the rich detail: decorative woodwork, stairway railings, ceiling and floor coverings ect.The castle was decorated with Mailáthovim trophies from Slavonia and travels in Africa and Asia.

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Rocky031 Lega s Juga 2 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Osijek,Croatia Posts: 13,860 Likes (Received): 1177	Castle Mailáth-Donji Miholjac Castle Mailáth-Donji Miholjac The castle was built in the 1905th 1914. for Hungarian family Mailath with a previous ground-baroque castle.The architect of the castle was István Möller. Manor Lower Miholjac was formed in 1831. and was owned by a family Prandau-Norman from Valpovo. Stefania Prandauova daughter married a Hungarian Count Georg Mailath and castle was then owned by counts Mailath von Székhely. The castle had rectangle floor plan with a central corridor along which both sides of the lower rooms. In the middle of a big lobby. The entire castle out rich ornamentation in neo-Gothic style, with elements of the Tudor style. Preserved the rich detail: decorative woodwork, stairway railings, ceiling and floor coverings ect.The castle was decorated with Mailáthovim trophies from Slavonia and travels in Africa and Asia. Uploaded with ImageShack.us __________________ 3d Osijek - [Osijek] - Construction update 2012 - My photos Osijek-Vizija razvoja - Osijek-Obnova fasada ‎''Meni je bila zgodna dok je vi niste ni primjećivali'' - PEDO MEDO

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