This is a small church just off the main street leading to the port area. A plain exterior built in 1715, dedicated to the patron saint o Dubrovnik St Blaise. Its worth a visit - just to get away from the crowds in the main street . You can sit and admire the marble altar and the baroque decorations.

This church is dedicated to Saint Blaise, who is the patron saint of Dubrovnik. It's fairly small, and just off Luza Square, near the Bell Tower and Orlando Column. After a hot and crowded walk down the Stradun, we enjoyed stepping into this church, which was cool and not very crowded, and sitting down to enjoy the relative quiet as we looked around to appreciate the fairly ornate altar. We only stayed about 10 minutes, but it was a lovely refuge and we enjoyed seeing it.

A Baroque Church in honor of the patron saint of Dubrovnik. This church is just at the far end of the Stradun at Luza Square. It was locked when we first arrived, so we went elsewhere - there is much more to see. We returned to a nun just coming up the front steps with a key. She opened the door and invited us indoors. The church was totally empty of people, so we looked around and sat a bit in the cool. It has some good art to see and the usual for a church. Look up the story of St. Blaise and why he is the patron saint of Dubrovnik to appreciate this spot.