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Krk Town, Croatia: Travel Guide


The Harbour of Krk Town, Croatia.
Krk Town's Harbour

We visited Krk Town on our way from Rab to Rovinj (see my blogs Rab to Dolomites, Italy - Week 12, Rovinj & Pula, Croatia: Travel Guide and Rab, Croatia: Travel Guide). We took the ferry from the town of Lopar on Rab Island to the town of Valbiska on Krk island. It was a short drive from Valbiska to Krk Town.


We parked to the west of Krk Town at "Parkiraliste 1 . zona" on Kvarnerska Ulica" and it was a 10 minute walk to the historic centre of Krk Town. The parking cost Eur 1 per hour. There were other car parks nearby if this one is full.


Krk Town is dominated by the Frankopan Castle and the bell tower of St Quirinus' Church. The tall bell tower has a striking onion dome with a trumpet blowing angel on top.


There is a Eur 4 entrance fee for Frankopan castle. Most Google reviews say that it only takes 15 to 20 minutes to look around and the views from the walls are the main feature. You can see the interior of the castle for free as the ticket office is in the courtyard. We didn't think it was worth paying to look around.


We enjoyed wandering through most of the streets in Krk's old town and it took us just over an hour. It was definitely worth stopping to see Krk Town.


The Francopan Castle, Krk Town, Croatia.
The Francopan Castle, Krk Town

The Francopan Castle, Krk Town, Croatia.
The Francopan Castle, Krk Town

Interior of the Francopan Castle in Krk Town, Croatia.
Interior of the Francopan Castle

Passageway by the Cathedral of the Assumption in Krk Town, Croatia.
Passageway by the Cathedral of the Assumption

Church of Our Lady in Health in Krk Town, Croatia.
Church of Our Lady in Health

 St Quirinus' Church in Krk Town, Croatia.
St Quirinus' Church
 

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