Franciscan Church and Monastery

The curch of the Holy Savior there is a little and thin road through which one enters the Franciscan cloister which, similar to the Dominican religious community, the subjects raised immidiately beside the passages to the City for resistance purposes. On the off chance that a foe figured out how to enter the City, at that point the priests would be the first to safeguard it since they were unmarried and in this manner had no spouses and youngsters to secure. The Romanesque group of the Monastery - a social, aesthetic and chronicled heritage of the Dubrovnik Republic - with the most established working drug store and most valuable library in Croatia, is an enjoyment to visit. A standout amongst the most ious requests in the Catholic Church, the Franciscan request, was built up by St. Francis of Assisi. The entry of Franciscans in Dubrovnik is associated with two of his visits to the town - one amid his voyage to the Holy Land and the other, on the arrival from his second visit to the Holy Land in 1220. when he probably remained in the territory on his approach to Venice.