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Diocletian's Palace

Diocletian's Palace, located in Split, Croatia, was the palace where the Roman Emperor Diocletian lived after his abdication. Built in AD 295-305, the palace is a magnificent seaside fortress and a giant country house. The entire palace is about 215 meters long from north to south, and the palace wall is about 2.1 meters thick. The ruins of the palace are part of the historical core of Split and were declared a World Heritage Site in 1979.

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Old Split

Old Split is located on the Dalmatian coast of Croatia, on the eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea, and is the birthplace of the entire city of Split. What makes it special is that the old town "grew" out of the fabric of a Roman palace: approximately 1,700 years ago, after the Roman Emperor Diocletian abdicated, he built his residence here. In the 7th century, when the nearby ancient Roman city of Salona was destroyed by war, refugees moved into the thick walls of the palace to settle, and a city thus took root within the palace walls. Today, Diocletian's Palace still occupies about half of the old town's area. Thousands of residents live within the palace walls, where cafes, restaurants, and small shops are squeezed under the same roofs as ancient Roman foundations and colonnades. It is less of a ruin and more of a "living" Roman palace city. The highlights of the visit are concentrated in the core area of the palace: the Peristyle was the square in front of the main hall at that time, surrounded by stone columns. Beside the steps lies an Egyptian black granite sphinx that is even older than the palace, an antique that Diocletian brought back from Egypt; the Emperor's Mausoleum was later converted into the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, with a Romanesque bell tower standing beside it, while Jupiter's Temple became the baptistery of the cathedral; the vaulted halls of the palace cellars are well-preserved, and the deep passages were used as a filming location for the city of Meereen in the TV series "Game of Thrones," making it a popular spot for fans to visit; the four gates named after metals—the Golden Gate, Silver Gate, Brass Gate (Porta Aenea), and Iron Gate—serve as natural landmarks for orienting yourself while walking through the old town. If you encounter Klapa singers performing a cappella under the dome of the Vestibule, the a cappella harmonies echoing off the stone walls will be an unforgettable moment in the old town. The old town is also dotted with museums such as the City Museum and the Ethnographic Museum, with collections ranging from Roman stone carvings to folk costumes; every summer, the Split Summer Festival, which has been held since the 1950s, turns open-air venues like the Peristyle into stages, with operas, plays, ballets, and concerts performed in rotation. When you are tired of walking, you can go to the Riva promenade on the south side of the palace to enjoy the sea breeze and watch the cruise ships come and go. The alleys of the old town are narrow, and walking inside feels like a maze. Wandering through them casually makes it easy to stumble upon courtyards and small shops hidden in corners. In the early morning and evening, there are relatively fewer tourists, allowing you to better experience the daily atmosphere of this ancient city.

Brac Island (Otok Brac)

BracIsland is picturesque and picturesque, known for its white pebble beaches and windsurfing spots. The island has a unique and spectacular building complex, clear waters and beautiful sandy beaches, rich in marine activities, and complete tourism facilities such as accommodation and catering on the island. It is a good place for your vacation travel.

Golden Horn Beach

Golden Horn Beach is located in Croatia and is one of the beaches along the Adriatic Sea. This unique V-shaped beach gets its name from its shape, which resembles a golden horn, and it extends approx. 500 m into the sea. The beach is made up of fine white pebbles that shimmer with a golden glow in the sunlight. The clear, turquoise water contrasts sharply with the white beach, creating a charming view. The beach is surrounded by lush pine forests on both sides, providing natural shade. It is suitable for various water activities, such as swimming, snorkeling, and windsurfing. The beach offers umbrella and lounge chair rentals, as well as several restaurants and bars serving local food and drinks. It is worth noting that the shape and size of the beach change with the wind direction and currents, which means every visit may offer a different experience. The recommended time to visit is May–October, when the weather is warm and pleasant.

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Split Riva

Split Riva is the waterfront promenade of Split, one of the liveliest places in the city, located on the south side of Diocletian's Palace. The entire street is lined with cafes, hotels, and restaurants. Whether day or night, it is a great choice for coffee lovers to chat and enjoy the sea breeze, making it a very pleasant and relaxing spot.

Vidova Gora

Olive oil museum

No. 4 of Best Things to Do in Split

Jupiter's Temple

Jupiter's Temple is located in Split, Croatia, and is a well-preserved ancient Roman building that showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of ancient religious architecture. The temple attracts many visitors with its unique architectural style and historical value. At the entrance of the temple, there is a well-preserved stone lintel carved with exquisite decorative patterns, showcasing the artistic style of the ancient Roman period. The interior space of the temple is small, but its architectural details are impressive. Visitors can appreciate the architectural techniques and religious culture of the ancient Roman period here. The temple is located in the city center of Split with convenient transportation, and there are many cafes and restaurants nearby, making it easy for visitors to rest and dine after their visit. Whether you are a visitor interested in history or a traveler hoping to experience ancient culture, Jupiter's Temple offers a rich cultural experience.

Forest Park Marjan

Forest Park Marjan is a beautiful seaside park. It features not only charming beaches but also spacious green areas and various leisure facilities, making it a great place to relax on vacation.

Fortress Mirabela