The Serbian Orthodox cathedral sits a short walk uphill from the Catholic one — a reminder that Dalmatia has always been a borderland of faiths. Built in the early nineteenth century, the church is modest from the outside but has a richly painted interior with an iconostasis worth a look.
It is rarely crowded, the contrast with the busy stone cathedral down the hill is striking, and it sits in a quiet square that gives a sense of how the old town looks once the cruise visitors thin out. Visiting hours are limited; if it is open, just step in.