Vis

The small town and a harbor at the end of the bay of Vis, on the north-eastern coast of the island. The sand and gravel beaches are in the vicinity (Povja, Mala and Vela Svitnja, Rogačić, etc.).
The antique Issa was built on the terraces in the area of Gradine, on the north-western edge of the cove. It was fortified by the wall, that is partly preserved. In the southern part of the antique town there were baths from the beginning of the 1st century A.D. (the remains of the walls and mosaics).
The Roman theater was located on the small peninsula Prirovo. The Franciscan monastery with a church was built in the 16th century on the same location.
Present settlement was formed by the merging of two smaller ones: Luka in the west, and Kuta in the east. The older buildings that are preserved origin from the 16th - 17th century, The most important among them are: the renaissance GariboldinPalace (the inscription from 1552), the summer residence of the Croatian poet Marin Gazarović (the first half of the 17th century), the house called Jakša, and the Dojmi-Delupis house with the collection of the archaeological finds from the antiquity. In the 17th century, Vis was fortified with four towers. 

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