Osor is the next station that is definitely worth visiting. Its small drawbridge separates the islands of Cres and Lošinj. Back in the time of the Roman Empire it was an important trading station, and today it is a place that attracts sailors and musicians. Particularly, Osor „Summer Music Evenings“ an event that brings together lovers of classical music, as well as musicians from all over Europe. The most beautiful part of the city is certainly the church and the baptistery of Sv. Gavdent, the patron saint of Osor, also associated with many legends and stories. Sv. Gavdent made Osor a scholar center, but Osor nobles opposed it because and demanded his death. He then sought refuge in the hills where he spend a whole year hiding in a cave. Since the cave was full of snakes, he prayed and begged God to free the island of poisonous snakes. After he fled and died in Rome in refuge. Legend says his body floated in a wooden chest carried by the sea, and many days after showed up ashore back in Osor, and his arrival in this form was announced by the church bells in the morning. A church was built in Osor in his honor, declaring him the protector of the city and the island.