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Split - Croatia
The Roman emperor Diocletian came to the Split peninsula in the 3rd century to enjoy the benefits of the Mediterranean climate and nature in his old days. Diocletian built his imperial residence along the coast itself, which offers an excellent view of the neighboring islands as well as the Marjan forest.
Diocletian building his villa on the coast, began the history of the city of Split, not knowing that his palace would later become the base for today’s center of the Dalmatian coast.
Croatia’s second-largest city, Split is the largest town in Dalmatia, Split is a true Mediterranean city: colourful and lively, with a nice balance of ancient and modern. Located in central Dalmatia, it lies on a small peninsula has a unique
setting. Its dramatic coastal mountains act as the perfect
backdrop to the turquoise waters of the Adriatic. Over 1. 700 year old Diocletian Palace is the heart of the city, an open-air museum, a living and breathing place where you can feel Split’s past and present.
The Seafront city location is only 4 km from the center of
Split, the famous Diocletian’s Palace.
