Croatia, Split. Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO heritage site) — Stock Photo, Image

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The historic centre of Split is built around the remains of Roman palace. The palace has well preserved main streets cardo and decumanus. Roman palace is enriched with some gothic and reinassance buildings which makes a perfect match

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