The city of Omiš is located at the very mouth of the Cetina River, whose course, in addition to its natural charms, also hides a rich ancestral heritage. In Kostanje, why not stop by the birthplace of Mila Gojsalić, who, according to tradition, defended the people from the Turks with her sacrifice, taking Ahmed Pasha and a number of Turkish soldiers with her to their death. The Croatian heroine also became the muse of Croatian artists, so from the slopes near Gata, over Omiš, a girl in bronze created by Ivan Meštrović, an exceptional world renowned 20th century sculptor, watches over Omiš. A number of armies and states have changed rule in this area. You will therefore be able to cross the Cetina near Podgrađe over the Pavić Bridge, which was built in 1902 under the Austro-Hungarian administration. Furthermore, by the bend of the river, with the protection of the mountains, we can find the Zadvarje or Dveri, as local inhabitants call it where the Duare fortress was one located in the Middle Ages. It certainly got its name from its strategic position, the natural passage – the gate – between the coast and the interior, where the Linea Grimani border between the Venetian Republic and the Ottoman Empire passed in 1701 after the Morean War.