© Ernest Hébrard (recoloured by DIREKTOR) · Public domainDiokleciánův palácSplitDiocletian’s Palace stands in the heart of Split, Croatia, on a short peninsula six kilometres southwest of Salona. Built at the end of the third century AD as the emperor’s retirement home, it was also a heavily fortified military base. Half of the complex served Diocletian while the rest housed soldiers. The palace… číst dálOtevřít cíl
© Quintin Soloviev · CC BY 4.0Stadion PoljudSplitStadion Poljud stands beside the hills of Split in Croatia’s Dalmatia region. Built in 1979, it is a large multi-use stadium whose curved roof resembles a seashell. The stadium belongs to the Poljud neighbourhood in the Spinut district and has been home to Hajduk Split football club since it opened. Its original… číst dálOtevřít cíl
© Bernard Gagnon · CC BY-SA 4.0SalonaSolinSalona was an ancient Roman city near Split in Croatia. Founded in the third century BC, it became the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia. The city stood on a sheltered inlet along the Adriatic coast, with gentle slopes of limestone ridges and marl. Its ruins now lie within the modern town of Solin, about six… číst dálOtevřít cíl
© Original uploader was Karlo Šiljeg at h… · CC BY-SA 3.0Katedrála svatého DomniaSplitThe Cathedral of Saint Domnius stands in the heart of Split, within the walls of Diocletian’s Palace, a 4th-century Roman structure. The cathedral itself began as the mausoleum of Emperor Diocletian, built in AD 305, and was later converted into a church in the 7th century. It serves as the seat of the Archdiocese of… číst dálOtevřít cíl
© Fred Romero from Paris, France · CC BY 2.0Kroatisches Nationaltheater SplitSplitThe Croatian National Theatre in Split stands in the heart of the city, a late 19th-century building designed by local architects Emilio Vecchietti and Ante Bezić. Its interior decoration was carried out by Eugenio Scomparini, Napoleone Cozzi and Josip Varvodić, creating a space that once seated a thousand spectators.… číst dálOtevřít cíl
© Jfrost81 · Public domainSpaladium ArenaSplitThe Spaladium Arena is a large indoor hall in Split, Croatia. It stands on the edge of the city near the Adriatic coast. The building was finished in late 2008 to host big sports events. It has a steel roof and wide spaces inside. Offices and shops were planned around it but only part of that was built. The arena was… číst dálOtevřít cíl
© Draceane · CC BY-SA 4.0Kaštel GomilicaGespanschaft Split-DalmatienKaštel Gomilica is a small settlement on the Dalmatian coast in Croatia, part of the town of Kaštela. It stands beside the sea on a narrow strip of land between the hills and the shore. The place grew around a historic monastery built by Benedictine nuns in the 16th century. The nuns had received the land in 1078 from… číst dálOtevřít cíl
© Pudelek (Marcin Szala) · CC BY-SA 3.0StobrečSplitStobreč is a historic village on the Adriatic coast in central Dalmatia, now a small tourist resort. It began as Epetium, an Ancient Greek settlement on the Illyrian coast. Administratively it belongs to Split, where Diocletian’s Palace stands. The village’s past links closely to the Roman emperor Diocletian, who… číst dálOtevřít cíl
© Peranz · CC BY-SA 3.0Kaštel LukšićGespanschaft Split-DalmatienKaštel Lukšić is a small settlement on the Dalmatian coast, part of the town of Kaštela in Croatia. It stands on a narrow strip of land between the sea and the mainland, where a castle was built at the end of the 15th century by the Vitturi family from Trogir. The castle was once a Renaissance residence surrounded by… číst dálOtevřít cíl
© VitVit · CC BY-SA 4.0Kaštel SućuracGespanschaft Split-DalmatienKaštel Sućurac stands on the Dalmatian coast near Split, the first of seven fortified villages called Kaštela. It sits between Kozjak hill and the Adriatic, where a 14th-century fortress once protected farmers from the hillside settlement of Putalj. The village grew around a summer palace built by Archbishop Averaldo… číst dálOtevřít cíl
