The church and monastery of St. Frane

The Church and the Monastery of St Francis, situated on the Western piece of the Riva, were based on the old early Christian site, by the grave and a little Church of St Felix, saint from the season of Diocletian. In the thirteenth century the Little siblings of St Francis occupy the Church. From the Churche's work of art the most important is the Gothic Crucifix painting by Blaž Juraj of Trogir from the earliest starting point of the fifteenth century, and the sarcophagus portraying the Crossing over the Red ocean, some portion of the sacral craftsmanship from the Roman circumstances. Alongside the Church is a Franciscan religious community with a thirteenth century group and an extravagant library with more than 3000 books, among which even some from sixteenth century. In the Church and the Monastery are tombs of conspicuous nationals of Split, similar to the father of Croatian writing Marko Maruli? and one of the best Croatian lawmakers Ante Trumbi.