Donje Selo: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

When searching for a holiday apartment to rent in Donje Selo, attention turns to the village itself.

Character

An alternative route for cyclists and pedestrians leads from Grohote via Srednje Selo and Donje Selo to Maslinica. Donje Selo can be explored on foot through its stone-paved lanes and restored stone houses. The restored stone houses are part of the island’s tourist accommodation offering.

History

The archaeological interest in Donje Selo includes the remains of a Roman rural estate, a rectangular building with a floor mosaic at Gradina, ancient burial remains, and the foundations of an early Christian church from the 6th century.

Culture

The churches of Saint Martin and Saint Helen are located in Donje Selo. The parish church of Saint Martin is an old cemetery church that was expanded several times. A Saint Martin’s Foot marker was installed at the Brotherhood House in Donje Selo in 2010, connecting Šolta with the European Saint Martin itinerary.

Local life

In addition to the production of olive oil and wine, local life includes recreational fishing and tourism.

Surroundings

The surrounding area of Donje Selo on Šolta includes Otočić Saskinja, Otočić Polebrnjak, Otočić Balkun, and Otočić Radula. In the wider regional surroundings of Donje Selo on Šolta are the Mestrovic Gallery, Palace of Diocletian, Peristyle, Palais de Dioclétien de Split, and Archaeological Museum.

Other places on Šolta: Necujam, Rogač, Stomorska, Maslinica, Gornje Selo, Grohote.

To the overarching travel overview: Solta.