Supetar is the biggest settlement on the island of brac, with 3500 inhabitants. It is located in the centre of the island. One of the main attractions of the village is the Church of the Annunciation of the virgin Mary, Dating from the 18th century. Adjacent to the Church buildings like Leroy (the bell tower with the clock) and the Church Museum, at the entrance to which is a sculpture of St. Victor's work, the sculpture of Peter Acica. Inside the Church is an altar dedicated to the blessed virgin Mary and the saints, the work of local painter Feliks Tironi (1722 - 1808), and the organ, made by Peter Nakisa in 1737.

The modern Church building was built on the foundations of an early Christian Basilica dedicated to Saint Peter, to whom Supetar and owes its name.

White dome of the mausoleum of the family Petrinovic, built in neo-Byzantine style, rises above the village of Supetar. The mausoleum is in the cemetery next to the Church of St. Nicholas. Next to it is also two sarcophagi of the early Christian period. Many of the tombstones in the cemetery are the work of sculptor Ivan Randika (1849-1932): Pieta on the grave of Mihovila of Francovich, the monument at the tomb of Rinaldo Gulich, as well as the family mausoleum of Radnich.

The Church of San martín, built in the 18th century, located in the Central square of the city. On the edge of Supetar is St Luke's Church, Dating from the turn of the 11th-12th centuries.

Supetar surround, mainly olive groves and vineyards, unlike the rest of the brač island, a rocky and almost devoid of vegetation.