Did you know this city was built for a Roman emperor?

Split grew from Diocletian’s Palace, built over 1,700 years ago.

Today, people still live, work, and walk through its ancient walls.

The old town streets follow the layout of the original Roman palace.

The Riva promenade is the heart of Split’s everyday life.

The Cathedral of Saint Domnius was once a Roman mausoleum.

From the bell tower, Split reveals its rooftops, sea, and islands.

Marjan Hill offers peace, pine trees, and breathtaking views.

Split has been shaped by Romans, Venetians, and Croatians.

It’s the mix of history, sea, people, and everyday moments.

Maybe it’s not just what you see — but how Split makes you feel.

All photos courtesy of Tourist Board of Split Author_l33t digital agency