Diocletian's Palace
A UNESCO World Heritage site, this ancient palace is one of the best-preserved Roman monuments and a must-visit in Split.
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A UNESCO World Heritage site, this ancient palace is one of the best-preserved Roman monuments and a must-visit in Split.
A beautiful green oasis offering panoramic views of Split, ideal for hiking, cycling, and picnics.
One of the oldest cathedrals in the world, featuring a mix of Romanesque and Gothic architecture.
A bustling market where you can find fresh local produce, seafood, and traditional Croatian products.
The northern entrance to Diocletian's Palace, known for its impressive architecture and historical significance.
A museum dedicated to the works of renowned Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović, located in his former residence.
An ancient Roman temple dedicated to the god Jupiter, now a baptistery located within Diocletian's Palace.
A historic building in Narodni Trg (People's Square), now home to various cultural and art exhibitions.
A scenic viewpoint offering stunning panoramic views of the city, the Adriatic Sea, and nearby islands.
Exhibits showcasing the maritime history of Croatia, located in the historic Gripe Fortress.
An ancient Roman aqueduct that once supplied water to Diocletian's Palace, a marvel of engineering.
A lively square named after Croatian national heroes, surrounded by historic buildings and cafes.
Climb this bell tower for breathtaking views of Split and its surroundings; part of Saint Domnius Cathedral.
A museum located in the Gothic Papalić Palace, showcasing the history and heritage of Split.
A museum dedicated to Croatian cultural heritage, featuring artifacts from the early medieval period.
An art complex featuring works by Ivan Meštrović, including a chapel and a collection of religious sculptures.