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LubeniceExactly opposite Valun, along the range of plateaus that rise on the central part of the island, and chained to the top of the hill is where the village Lubenice is situated, bravely resisting storms and wind gusts. The Romans, therefore, named this place Hibernicia (meaning Winterly), building an unassailable fortress that rises on top of a 378m high cliff, sheltered from the east by a protective wall with two doors. Once there, the first impression you get is that you are on deck of a firmly anchored ship, carrying you into another time dimension. Traces of the village's glorious past are still clearly visible, such as the gun slits and the port - holes built in the fortress walls. It's enough just to climb on the short wall that encircles the city square to fell intoxicated, feeling like a seagull that freely glides over the tempestuous surface of the navy - blue sea. Concerts of classical music are being held here during the warm summer evenings in an atmosphere of magical concentration, and there is a multi - medial art center in the works. Standing next to the Church of St. Anthony , on the outskirts of the village, one notices the motel, which was formerly the bell - tower's atrium. There is another church nearby, the Parochial Church of the Holy Virgin Mary, which used to be a canonical seat. source tzg-cres.hr
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