Jelsa Old Town and Pjaca are centrally located within the town of Jelsa on Hvar Island. If you're arriving by ferry to Hvar Town, you can take a bus or taxi to Jelsa. Many visitors also arrive by car or scooter, with parking available nearby.

Yes, the Pjaca (main square) and surrounding old town are very walkable and easily accessible. The terrain is mostly flat with cobblestone streets.

No, there are no entrance fees for Jelsa Old Town or the Pjaca. It's a public space meant for everyone to enjoy.

Jelsa Old Town and Pjaca are always open as they are public areas. Cafes and shops around the square have their own operating hours, typically open from morning until late evening.

The Pjaca itself offers great shots, especially with the church and surrounding buildings. Wander into the narrow alleys for charming architectural details and atmospheric scenes. The late afternoon and early evening light is particularly beautiful.

While generally accepted in public spaces, it's always polite to be mindful of others' privacy. If you plan to take close-up shots of individuals, it's best to ask for their permission first.

You'll find several cafes and konobas (traditional taverns) around the Pjaca offering local specialties, coffee, wine, and beer. Expect fresh seafood, grilled meats, and Dalmatian dishes.

Absolutely! The Pjaca is lined with cafes perfect for a casual drink like espresso, beer, or wine. They are known for being friendly and unobtrusive.