Dugobabe is home to the Church of Blessed Ivan of Trogir, which was consecrated in 1912 and restored in 1960, 1976–77, and 2000. Those wishing to book a hotel in Dugobabe can then continue searching for accommodation.
Culture
The Church of St Ivan Trogirski in Dugobabe is under preventive protection (Code P-1879). The main altar in the Church of Blessed Ivan of Trogir was built by Ante Frank in 1959. St Ivan Trogirski is the patron saint of Dugobabe; the saint has been venerated there since the time of the Diocese of Trogir.
A patron saint's feast of St Ivan Trogirski in Dugobabe included a procession around the church with a statue of the saint. The church in Dugobabe belongs to the parish of Brštanovo, and there is also a cemetery in Dugobabe.
Nature
The Pometeno Brdo educational trail at the solar energy site in Dugobabe has around ten information panels on environmental protection and the local flora and fauna. Its educational content is based on solar modules.
Landscape
Dugobabe has no flowing waters, but it does have numerous wells. A large village pond dating from the 16th century is also recorded there.
Traditions
The Feast of the Sacred Heart is celebrated annually in Dugobabe on Sunday rather than Friday; it includes a special Mass and a procession. During this feast, guests and relatives gather for lamb and other festive dishes.
Historically, breads made from barley, millet, and krupnik were central to the cuisine in Dugobabe; polenta, potatoes, cheese, and milk were also served.
Other linked places: Brštanovo, Veliki Bročanac, Klis, Prugovo, Konjsko.