Sv. Martin

The smallest church I have been with only 2 seats. Great history, nice place.

This might be the smallest and/or narrowest church in the world. It is about 5 ft. across, and it is difficult to enter and exit in a crowd. We found this church looking for the old synagogue, and ended up going inside this church. The church is governed by Benedictine nuns, I believe, and it can only be accessed by a narrow staircase. This church is right inside the Old City walls, perhaps even built into it, and is rather Gothic/Romanesque in appearance. There is a beautiful medieval stone altar screen, behind it the altar, and a golden devotional picture of the Holy Grail (or chalice). On the wall is a wooden crucifix, and next to it, the floor plan of the church. There is usually one or two nuns supervising the church, and they do appreciate donations to keep the church running.

An absolute must visit. This tiny closet church in the sentries walkway of the old walled city. Built 285-305 this simple church is special.

Tiny but very historic chappel/church in the former waiting area for Roman soldiers situated in the old Roman gate. Entrance is 5 Kuna. Worth a look.

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