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Palace of Diocletian

Dioklecijanova palaca
Croatia, Split
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Palace of Diocletian

Dioklecijanova palaca
Croatia, Split
Diocletian's Palace is the best-preserved palace of the period of the Roman Empire, it was built back in 295-305 by Emperor Diocletian. The palace is located in the Croatian city of Split and covers an area of ​​about 3 hectares. It was included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1979 along with the historic center of Split.

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Traveled 7 years ago
Rating 10
Some interesting facts about Split
Split (Croatian: Split, Italian: Spalato) is a city with more than 1.700 years of history. The largest city in Dalmatia and the second largest city in the country after the capital - Zagreb. It is located in the central part of the Adriatic coast between the cities of Zadar and Dubrovnik. The population is 17.102 people. The city is located on the Marjan peninsula between the Kastela Bay and the Split Canal at the foot of the Mosor Mountains (the highest peak is Mosor, 1330 meters). Sister city Odessa.→
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Traveled 12 years ago
Rating 7
Can't find cabbage
We traveled to Split by public transport in order to see the city in general, and Diocletian's palace in particular. We started, of course, with the palace. Having bypassed everything that could be bypassed, we still did not understand where he (the emperor) grew cabbage? : )))) In order to see better, we decided to climb the tower, the entrance to which was paid, but we were lucky - we managed to somehow seep in for free, attaching ourselves to some sightseers. Having risen upward, we saw two seas at once - the Adriatic and the Red Sea (tiled).→
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Traveled 12 years ago
Rating 8
Ancient Roman pearl of Croatia.
I would call Split the city of Diocletian. A huge imperial palace, on the remains of which the city grew. The palace is surprisingly well preserved. Even if you are completely far from ancient Roman history and culture, the grandiose remains of the palace will not leave you indifferent. I think it will be interesting to wander around the palace with a tour, but if you prepare from home, then it’s not difficult to figure it out on the spot. My friends and I went on our own, half a day to wander around and eat was enough for us.→
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