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Split is the second largest city in Croatia. It is a marvelous city and an astounding tourist destination. There are numerous fascinating Tourist Attractions in Split. Most of these Tourist Attractions in Split are easily accessible from all corners of the city. This is the main reason, tourists from all parts of the world are hugely drawn towards this city of Croatia called Split.
The Split Tourist Attractions are many and varied to a great extent. If you find the Palace of Diocletian at one end, you will see the shipyards on the other end. Split is generally chosen as the convenient base to explore the surrounding attractions. The ancient city of Salona is located near Split. Besides, there are five beautiful beaches in this city namely Zlatini Rat, Brela, Pakleni Island, Solta and Milna. These are the best Tourist Spots in Split.
Sightseeing in Split is a great experience. The main tourist center of Split is located east of the waterfront promenade. Here, one will find the best dining, entertainment and accommodation options. Some of the key Tourist Attractions in Split are the Diocletian's Palace, the Archaeological Museum, the Mestrovic Gallery, the Emperor's Mausoleum, the 17th Century Fort, etc.
The Archaeological Museum of Split is the oldest museum of Croatia. It was founded in the year 1820. It is one of the most popular Tourist Attractions in Split. There are around 150,000 items inside this museum that constitutes the largest collection of gems in Croatia.
The Mestrovic Gallery is one of the finest Tourist Attractions in Split. As the name suggests, this gallery contains most of the works of Ivan Mestrovic. Ivan Mestrovic was regarded to be one of the most important sculptors of the 20th century. The Mestrovic Gallery was initially the residence of Ivan Mestrovic. The displays in this gallery include 86 statues of marble, stone, bronze, wood and gypsum, eight bronze statues, etc.
The Palace of Diocletian is another most liked Tourist Attractions in Split. It was set up by the emperor Diolcetian and built by the architects Filotas and Zotikos. After the death of the emperor, the Palace of Diocletian was used as an administrative center and the governor's residence.
The Church of St Dominic is in close proximity to the Palace of Diocletian. It was rebuilt in the 17th century and enlarged in the 1930's. The artwork of this church has been done by Palma il Giovane and his followers. The works are titled the Miracle in Surian and Apparition in the Temple. There is a market near this church.
| TTourist Attractions in Split |
| 17th Century Fort,Split |
Archaeological Museum,Split |
| Diocletian Palace,Split |
Emperor's Mausoleum,Split |
| Maritime Museum,Split |
Mestrovic Gallery,Split |
| Roman Ruins,Split |
Split's Cathedral,Split |
| The Bell Tower,Split |
The Colosseum,Split |
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