🇮🇹😠The famous battle of Curzola between the Genoese and the Venetians took place on the island on 8 September 1298, in which Marco Polo remained a prisoner of the Genoese. Based on this background, as well as on the presence of a branch of the Depolo family in Dalmatia, some Croatian historians currently claim that Marco Polo was a Curzolan native and claim his nationality, but this version has been denied with reliable evidence by the Venetian historian Alvise Zorzi, who also notes that, even if absurdly the birth of the great explorer had occurred in the capital of the island, this would not have meant a Croatian origin at all, as in that period only Veneto-Dalmatian people lived there (and it will be so until 1920, even if only in the city center).
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Misto mog rođenja ❤.
The place where I was born ❤.
Its a nice little town :)
Very beautiful, so lovely to see 🙏😇😎✌️💛☮️🌍✝️🔔🕊️🙌🌊
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Great walking tour from Korcula Island.
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Korcula lijepi Grad.Jadransko more jako lijepi.Lijepe uspomene .Hvala.
Omg what’s a beautiful
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful Croatia! Love the scenery!
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Beautifully
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What a beautiful place!
Yes absolutely gorgeous 😍. Thanks for watching!
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Bonito Racisce Croatia, tranquilo
Thanks for watching Alessandro!
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Bila sam tamo prelepo je
Should have walked up the punta
🇮🇹😠The famous battle of Curzola between the Genoese and the Venetians took place on the island on 8 September 1298, in which Marco Polo remained a prisoner of the Genoese. Based on this background, as well as on the presence of a branch of the Depolo family in Dalmatia, some Croatian historians currently claim that Marco Polo was a Curzolan native and claim his nationality, but this version has been denied with reliable evidence by the Venetian historian Alvise Zorzi, who also notes that, even if absurdly the birth of the great explorer had occurred in the capital of the island, this would not have meant a Croatian origin at all, as in that period only Veneto-Dalmatian people lived there (and it will be so until 1920, even if only in the city center).
Everything was once something else