Recognize this place? You should: it's on the 500 kuna bank note! A UNESCO World Cultural Heritage since 1979, this massive Roman palace was built for the retirement of Emperor Diocletian in 350 AD. En savoir plus .
The interior decor is subliminal. Everything has been thought of perfectly. Mausoleum of Diocletian initially, converted into a church. W/ its octagonal shape, it combines Christian and Roman elements
Wonderful! Center of the palace where the emperor worshiped. We can see an Egyptian sphinx. The restaurant next door showcases Egyptian traditions.
Freshest seafood! Buy for home cooking if you can, or dine in the restaurants around the area.
Visiting Pazar is an experience! Be sure to get some fresh produce before heading to the islands! It's a lot more affordable here.
The treasury holds a collection of golden artifacts and church garments from the Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque period. Opened during summer from 8AM-8PM
Delicious food, amazing local wines, attentive and gracious service, I am totally grateful for every moment of our dinner. Hands down the best restaurant in Split.
