Possible sundials

For many croatian sundials there is a lack of information or photographs in the catalog. For other sundials there are only indications of their existence. Below you can find a list of unconfirmed croatian sundials.

How can You help?

If you are in the vicinity of places from the list below, it would be helpfull if you could check if there really is a sundial and inform me by e-mail. If you can take a photograph of a sundial and the building, even better. The same applies if you stumble upon a sundial that is not on the list. Thank you.

List of cataloged sundials without photographs

Unconfirmed sundials and/or unknown exact location

Opatovac - church (no sundials currently)
Šarengrad - church (no sundials currently)
Vukovar - there were plans to build a sundial in High school gardenlink
Vinkovci - on the city square, link
Osijek - Tvrđa, there were (still are?) sundials near Kugin stup, in the yard of old Franciscan monastery and upper town Capuchin monastery, link
Zagrađe - church of St. Rochus, there probably existed a sundial before the renovation in 2004
Daruvar - sundial used to be on stadium sokol, linl
Bjelovar - city museum has a sundial as an exhibit
Virje - Ljudevita Gaja 130. Sundial?
Reka (near Koprivnica) - sundial from 1977, art exhibition by Marijan Molnar, link
Varaždin - physical collection of the Varaždin's gymnasium, link
Petrijanec - statue of St. George (currently no sundial), link, map
Petrijanec - St. Peter and Paul church? (only fresco?)
Čakovec - Savska Ves observatory, sundial on the south wall, link
Črečan near Čakovec - south part of the meadow, link?? (visited, nothing found)
Zasadbreg - ?? (asked a local, never heard of any sundials in Zasadbreg)
Podturen near Čakovec - church of St. Martin, 2 sundials, link (visited, no sundials present)
Međimurska Selnica - church of St. Marco, link
Maruševec - a sundial is planned for the parish next to the church of st. George
Martinščina - church of St. Martin (currently, no sundials), link
Donja Stubica - pocket sundial of Franjo Tahi, link
Oroslavje - science park, link
Vinagora - church, there's a gnomon-like object on the tower
Zagreb - Arts and crafts museum, link
Zagreb - yard of the School of Applied Arts and Design (professor built one with his students, currently, no sundials found there)
Zagreb - cloister of Klovićevi dvori (no sundials, currently)
Mrežničke Poljice - near the road at house Baršić (number 12?), link?? (moved to Duga Resa?)
Rijeka - school Turnić, yard, link, link
Rijeka - observing point Štulac above Rijeka, link
Rupeni - Istria, one archaic sundial
Puntižela - Istria, one sundial from A-U monarchy
Rovinj - 4 sundials in cloister of a Franciscan monastery (Medvedec 1999). Today only 1 survived, 2 were present, maybe 3, but 4th most likely not.
Rovinjsko selo - two destroyed sundials
Petrovija - private house, destroyed by the plastic canopy
Savudrija - destroyed sundial on the bell tower
Svetvinčenat - citadel (probably an ordinary clock)
Podlabin - only a piece of the facade remains on a rare old house in Podlabin
Sveti Petar u Šumi - a small sundial carved into a window pane overlooking the central square of the Pauline monastery
Višnjan - on loggia
Pazin - city museum has a sundial from village Furlanići, link
Sveti Vid (Umag) - an estate where the Matijašić family lives today (there is no sundial?)
Dubrova - on the tower of the Lazzarini family summer house
Brijuni - Vanga island
Istra? - link
Kraljevica - on Oštro
Crikvenica - harbour, sundial made from the anchor
Selce - link
Mali Lošinj (Lošinj) - link, link
Klenovica (Klenovac?) - church, link
Senj - city museum has a sundial from Vratnik
Ogulin - city museum, plaster copy of the sundial from Josipdol, the original is in Zagreb Archaeological museum, link
Rovanjska - church was used as a sundial
Šibenik - cloister of Franciscan monastery, link
Šibenik - Tin Ujević primary school (currently no sundial visible), link
Žirje (Stari stan, Samograd) - the sundial is long gone (B. Horvatić)
Split - archeological museum, two sundials from Salona, link
Split - children's village "Vilini dvori", link
Split - near fruit market (no sundial currently?), link
Split - house Čulić, Put Firula 14, had a sundial on a stone pillar (P. Blažević)
Supetar - link
Pučišća (Brač) - house of family Davidović, north side of harbour, away from the coast, link
Vis - link
?? makarska - Brist, church, Župna crkva sv. Margarite, Župna crkva sv. Mare (it seems there is no sundial there)
Orebić - Above the entrance and on facade of villa Fisković (1838.). Captain Krsto Fisković made 2 sundials. I found only one.
Korčula (Korčula) - closter of St. Nicholas monastery, link
Rožat - monastery, link
Metković - museum, from Narona
Gradac? - Župna crkva sv. Mihovila (probably nothing)
Dubrovnik - Dominican monastery, there probably was a mechanical clock next to the sundial
Lopud - link
Cavtat - link
??? - link

Lost sundials

Varaždin - Old town (removed), until the reconstruction of the Old Town, the sundial on the southern facade of the fortress (removed during the reconstruction) was the work of Pavle Vojković from the 1940s. (M. Klemm)
Ladislavec - manor (demolished in 2018), Ladislavec manor is located near the road leading from Zlatar to Lobor. It is a brick ground floor house with an interesting main facade. The walls are open with seven windows, and in the center is a mansard ledge with a triangular gable on which is a sundial. Near the manor are two larger outbuildings, link
Klanjec - in the monastery cloister there was a sundial, probably lost during restoration in 1987 (reported by V. Zamuda)
Prozorje, Dugo Selo - church of st. Martin had a sundial, link, link
Zagreb - Kaptol, city hall, link
Split - The old town hall on Narodni trg, there was a bell tower and a sundial, removed during renovation (S. Piplović)