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Diocletian’s Palace
Split, Croatia
A living Roman palace complex whose streets, houses, shops and churches form the historic core of Split.
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Cathedral of Saint Domnius and Bell Tower
Split, Croatia
A cathedral created inside Diocletian’s former mausoleum, with a landmark bell tower above the Peristyle.
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Palace Cellars
Split, Croatia
Vast vaulted substructures beneath the palace that preserve the footprint of the emperor’s residential apartments.
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Marjan Forest Park
Split, Croatia
A wooded peninsula immediately west of central Split, with viewpoints, chapels, beaches and recreational trails.
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Meštrović Gallery
Split, Croatia
A villa and garden displaying major works by Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović near the Marjan coast.
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Trogir Historic Centre
Trogir, Croatia
A UNESCO-listed island old town containing an exceptional concentration of Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque buildings.
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Cathedral of St Lawrence and Radovan Portal
Trogir, Croatia
Trogir’s principal cathedral, famed for Master Radovan’s richly carved thirteenth-century portal.
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Kamerlengo Fortress
Trogir, Croatia
A Venetian waterfront fortress at the western end of Trogir, used for views and seasonal performances.
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Klis Fortress
Klis, Croatia
A long defensive fortress commanding the pass between Split and the Dalmatian hinterland.
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Salona Archaeological Park
Solin, Croatia
Extensive remains of the Roman provincial capital, including basilicas, city walls, an amphitheatre and cemeteries.
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Omiš Old Town and Mirabela Fortress
Omiš, Croatia
A compact stone town beneath steep mountains, with a fortress viewpoint recalling the medieval pirates of Omiš.
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Vidova Gora
Brač, Croatia
The highest point on the Adriatic islands, overlooking Zlatni Rat, Hvar and the channels of central Dalmatia.
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Blaca Hermitage
Brač, Croatia
A secluded stone hermitage built into a steep valley, preserving the unusual life and collections of Glagolitic priests.
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Pučišća Stone School and Harbour
Pučišća, Croatia
A white-stone harbour town known for quarrying, masonry and a continuing stonemasonry school.
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Hvar Town and St Stephen’s Square
Hvar, Croatia
A polished historic harbour town centred on a broad stone square, cathedral and Venetian civic buildings.
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Fortica Fortress
Hvar, Croatia
A hilltop fortress above Hvar Town with commanding views over the harbour and Pakleni islands.
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Stari Grad Plain
Stari Grad, Croatia
A UNESCO-listed agricultural landscape preserving the field divisions laid out by Greek colonists in the fourth century BCE.
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Vis Town and Archaeological Museum
Vis, Croatia
A relaxed harbour town built around the bays of Luka and Kut, with strong Greek, Roman and maritime heritage.
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Biokovo Nature Park Skywalk
Biokovo, Croatia
A glass viewing platform on Biokovo’s high scenic road, suspended above the Makarska Riviera.
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Biokovo Sveti Jure Summit
Biokovo, Croatia
Biokovo’s highest summit, reached by a very narrow mountain road or demanding hiking routes, with exceptional views in clear weather.
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Dubrovnik City Walls
Dubrovnik, Croatia
A complete circuit of monumental walls offering close views of Dubrovnik’s roofs, forts and the Adriatic.
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Stradun and Dubrovnik Old Town
Dubrovnik, Croatia
The polished limestone main street and surrounding lanes of the UNESCO-listed former Republic of Ragusa.
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Rector’s Palace
Dubrovnik, Croatia
The former seat of the Ragusan rector, now a cultural-history museum with elegant courtyards and state rooms.
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Dubrovnik Cathedral and Treasury
Dubrovnik, Croatia
A Baroque cathedral whose treasury preserves important reliquaries and works connected with Dubrovnik’s patron saint.
