Hvar Loggia

Hvar’s loggia is all that remains of the Governor’s Palace from before the Turks destroyed it in 1571. During Venetian rule (from roughly the 16^th to 18^th century), it was repaired and served as a courthouse where public auctions would also take place. The elegant façade, with its miniature obelisks and beautiful clock tower, is a fine example of Renaissance architecture.