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Cathedral of St. Domnius. – Diocletian’s Palace loop from Split

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Cathedral of St. Domnius. – Diocletian’s Palace loop from Split

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Cathedral of St. Domnius. – Diocletian’s Palace loop from Split

01:10

4.49km

20m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 18, 2026

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592 m

Cathedral of St. Domnius.

Highlight • Religious Site

The Cathedral of Saint Domnius consists of three distinct sections of different ages. The main part is the Mausoleum of Emperor Diocletian, which dates from the end of the 3rd century. The mausoleum, like the rest of the Palace, was built from high-quality white local limestone and marble, largely sourced from marble quarries on the island of Brač, with tuff stone from the nearby riverbeds of the Jadro and with bricks from other Salonitan factories.

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786 m

Pjaca (People's Square)

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1.32 km

Republic Square (Prokurative), Split

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Prokurative, or officially Republic Square, is a famous Mediterranean square in the center of Split, west of Diocletian's Palace, also known as the stage for cultural events in the city under Marjan. For almost fifty years, the traditional popular music festival "Split" has also been held at Prokurative.

hr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prokurative

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1.70 km

Croatian National Theatre Split

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The Croatian National Theater is located in Split. It was founded in 1893.

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2.48 km

Golden Gate (Zlatna Vrata), Diocletian's Palace

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The name of the Golden Gate in Roman times was Porta septemtrionalis (“northern gate”) and it was probably through this gate that Emperor Diocletian († 316) entered his palace after he had renounced the imperial throne on May 1, 305. In the Middle Ages, the gate was called the “Roman Gate” (Porta Romae).

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2.88 km

Fruit Square (Trg Braće Radić)

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This square, perhaps one of the most beautiful in the city, is less known among locals by its official name – Radić Brothers Square. It owes its popular name “Fruit Square” to the fact that there used to be a colorful, lively fruit market here, where local farmers’ wives sold their fruit. Vegetables were sold in the square next to it, to the west.
Specialty markets are still held here today. The impressive, octagonal Venetian tower, remnants of a fortress from the 15th century, is worth seeing. Opposite the tower stands the magnificent palace of the old Milesi family from the 17th century with a beautiful baroque facade - probably one of the most beautiful examples of this architectural style in all of Dalmatia.

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