Cetina is home to the ruins of the 9th-century Church of the Holy Redeemer. It is considered one of the best-preserved monuments of Croatia’s early medieval ecclesiastical architecture; its western tower is still intact.
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Culture and History
The Church of the Holy Redeemer is listed in Croatia’s Register of Cultural Heritage. More than 1,100 graves have been found around the church.
Pločasti most is considered a unique example of bridging a river with Stećak slabs. It is a low, simple stone bridge made of 33 almost regular Stećak slabs.
Nature
The Cetina rises at an altitude of 385 metres on the northwestern slopes of the Dinara near the village of Cetina. The Vrela Cetine spring area comprises three major springs: Veliko vrilo (Glavaš), Vukovića vrilo and Batića vrilo.
The springs of the Cetina form the protected hydrogeological natural monument of Vrela Cetine. Vukovića vrilo is one of these three major springs; clear blue-green karst water emerges there from a speleological structure. Vrela Cetine covers 29.81 hectares and has been protected as a landscape of special significance since 1972.
Surroundings
In the approximate vicinity of the centre of Cetina are Gradina Fortress, the Ribareva Pećina and Babića Pećina caves, and the Gola Kosa and Mali Kurozeb mountains. Zagrabež Park, Gor. Kazanci, is also located in this approximate vicinity. In the wider regional surroundings of the centre of Cetina are Mramorje and Pržina parks, as well as Crkvina, Čitluk.