Editing Roč (section)

==Sights==
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[[File:Roč, Hrvatska, vela vrata (20070107-0872).jpg|thumb|Town gate]]
The town of Roč is declared by the authorities as an important cultural monument, as it has a well-preserved medieval [[Defensive wall|town wall]]s with two entrances, a Roman [[lapidarium]], a Venetian bombarda [[cannon]] and a functional [[watchtower]]. Furthermore, it has the [[Romanesque architecture|Romanesque]] church of St Anthony dating from the 11th century, the small St Roch Church with several notable 14th-century [[fresco]]es representing St Paul and the Apostles, as well as the St Bartholomew parish church built from the 14th century onward with its prominent {{convert|26|m|ft|abbr=on}} high steeple erected in 1676. Numerous other smaller artifacts are preserved in the ancient buildings.

Seven kilometers from Roč is [[Hum, Croatia|Hum]], with a population of only 22 people often called the smallest town in the world. Along the road from Roč to Hum is [[Glagolitic Alley]] (''Aleja glagoljaša''), a scenic route of ten monuments constructed in 1977-81 representing the history of the [[Glagolitic alphabet]].