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Split Vestibula 1866 Split, portal Vestibula između 1866. i 1898. godine

Spalato, Diocletian's Palace, the Peristyle, Dalmatia 1890 The Peristyle of Diocletian's Palace in Split is shown in this 1890 photograph, taken while the Dalmatian coast remained part of Austria-Hungary. The Roman emperor Diocletian had the palace built as his retirement residence in the early fourth century.

Spalato, Diocletian's Palace, the Peristyle, Dalmatia 1890 A second 1890 view of the Peristyle at Diocletian's Palace in Split, the fourth-century Roman complex around which the historic core of the Dalmatian city later grew, photographed under Austro-Hungarian rule.

Split (Spalato) 1893 View of Split (Spalato) in 1893, showing the shipyard and harbour, via Wikimedia Commons (public domain).

The shore and Franz Joseph fountain, Spalato 1895 The shore promenade with the Franz Joseph fountain. Photochrom print, ca. 1890–1900. Source: Photoglob/Detroit Photochrom Collection, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0).

The waterfront (Riva) of Spalato 1895 The waterfront (Riva) along Diocletian's Palace. Photochrom print, ca. 1890–1900. Source: Photoglob/Detroit Photochrom Collection, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0).

Split, Purger postcard 1905 Split panorama on a Purger & Co. postcard mailed in 1905, via Wikimedia Commons (public domain).

Peristyle of Diocletian's Palace in Split (cropped) 1909 Denkmäler der Kunst in Dalmatien, Herausgegeben von Georg Kowalczyk, mit einer Einleitung von Cornelius Gurlitt. 132 Lichtdrucktafeln nach Naturaufnahmen des Herausgebers Georg Kowalczyk sowie nach Kupfern aus dem Werke von Robert Adam: Ruins of the Palace of the Emperor Diocletian at Split, 1764

Austria. Palace at Spalato 1909 Diocletian's Palace in Split, Croatia — then part of Austria-Hungary and known by its Italian name, Spalato — photographed in 1909.

Split Croatia 19th century 1910 The Riva of the city of Split .

Spalato 24 febbraio 1919 Foto notturna dei disordini di Spalato del 24 febbraio 1919

Split razglednica obojano 1922 Postcard depicting the city of Split around 1922 with a view of Marjan.

Split waterfront, postcard 1929 The Split waterfront on a postcard sent in March 1929, via Wikimedia Commons (public domain).

Split 1935 A beach scene at Split in 1935, via Wikimedia Commons (public domain).

Nini Gergely (Ninski Grgur) püspök szobra a Diocletianus mauzóleum előtt. Fortepan 1936 The statue of Bishop Gregory of Nin (Grgur Ninski) stands before the mausoleum of Diocletian in Split in this 1936 photograph. Created by sculptor Ivan Meštrović and unveiled in 1929, the bronze monument commemorates the medieval bishop who advocated for the use of the Croatian language in church liturgy.

Split - Peristyle 1958 The Peristyle of Diocletian's Palace in Split, photographed on 10 October 1958. The colonnaded courtyard formed the ceremonial heart of the Roman emperor's retirement palace, completed around 305 AD.

Pałac Dioklecjana - Split 1960 A section of Diocletian's Palace in Split, photographed in 1960. The Roman fortress-palace, built for the emperor's retirement in the early 4th century, forms the core of the city's historic center.

Split Mausoleum 1970 178 1970 Market in the peristyle of the Diocletian's Palace, the Mausoleum. Picture of 1970.

Split in 1985 1985 Vue de la ville de Split en septembre 1985 / Croatia (at the time of the former Yousgoslavia)

The harbor 1987 the harbor at Split--1987

Split, Diocletianus-palota 2006 Split, Diocletianus-palota

Split, Diocletianus-palota 2006 Split, Diocletianus-palota 3

Spalato - Palazzo Di Diocleziano 2006 Spalato - Palazzo Di Diocleziano

Split 2007 A view of Split, Croatia, photographed in July 2007. The city's old center grew up within and around the walls of Diocletian's Palace, a Roman emperor's retirement residence built in the early 4th century AD.

Bell tower of Chatedral of St.Dominus in Split 2007 Bell tower of Catedral of St.Dominus in Split

Split 2007 Another view of Split, Croatia, taken in July 2007, showing the coastal city whose historic core still traces the layout of the ancient Roman palace at its center, along Croatia's Dalmatian coast on the Adriatic Sea.

Split 2008 Split's old town grew up around the Palace of Diocletian, a fortified complex the Roman emperor built for his retirement in the early 4th century AD. This 2008 photograph shows a corner of the UNESCO-listed historic center that developed within and around the palace walls.

Split 2008 A second 2008 photograph of Split, Croatia, showing another view of the ancient core built into and around the Roman-era Diocletian's Palace, whose walls still enclose much of the city's living, working old town.

Сплит 2010 A view of Split, Croatia, photographed in 2010. The city's old core is built around Diocletian's Palace, a Roman emperor's retirement residence completed around 305 AD.

Split 2011 A street scene within Split's old town, built up around the ruins of Diocletian's Palace, photographed in 2011. The Roman emperor's retirement residence, begun around 300 AD, still forms the core of the historic Croatian coastal city.

Star Split 2011 A 2011 view in Split, Croatia, a Dalmatian port city whose historic center grew up inside and around the walls of Diocletian's Roman palace, now filled with shops, cafes, and homes built into the ancient structure.

Split 2011 Split's old quarter in 2011, where limestone streets trace the outline of the ancient Roman palace complex that has anchored the city since late antiquity, long after refugees from nearby Salona resettled it in the seventh century.

Split 2011 Another 2011 view of central Split, the Dalmatian city built into and around the remains of Diocletian's Palace, one of the best-preserved Roman palatial structures still standing and among Croatia's most visited landmarks.

21000, Split, Croatia 2014 A street scene in Split, Croatia, in 2014, within the old city core built around the Roman-era Diocletian's Palace, completed around 305 AD, that has anchored the town's layout and daily life ever since.

Split Marina 2015 The marina at Split, Croatia, photographed in 2015. Split's waterfront has long served as the city's link to the Adriatic Sea and remains a hub for boats and ferries along the Dalmatian coast.

Split Sunset 2015 Sunset over Split, Croatia, captured in 2015. The Dalmatian coastal city faces west across the Adriatic, giving its harbor and old town frequent evening light.

Split City 2015 A view of the city of Split, Croatia, in 2015. Split grew up around Diocletian's Palace, a Roman-era complex whose walls still form the core of the historic center.

Split 2015 Split, septembre 2015; Palais de Dioclétien

Split 2015 Split, septembre 2015; Palais de Dioclétien

Split 2015 Split, septembre 2015; Palais de Dioclétien

Sv duje 2017 Church tower of the Split Cathedral

Palace of Diocletian 2017 Palace of Diocletian - From the top of the tower.

Split 2018 A street scene in Split, Croatia, photographed in October 2018. Split's old town, centered on the remains of Diocletian's Roman palace, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Split 2018 A street-level view in Split, Croatia, photographed in October 2018, facing roughly north-northwest within the old town.

Altes Haus in Split, Kroatien 2019 Labeled 'Altes Haus' (old house) in the original German caption, this 2019 photograph shows a historic house in Split, Croatia. Split grew up around the palace that the Roman emperor Diocletian built on the Adriatic coast at the turn of the fourth century, and its old core still incorporates ancient walls into later buildings.

Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian Part2 117 2023 One of several views inside the Historical Complex of Split, centred on the Palace of Diocletian, photographed in 2023. The palace was built in the early fourth century as a fortified retirement residence for the Roman emperor Diocletian and today forms the living historic core of Split, Croatia.

Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian Part2 073 2023 Weathered limestone walls within the Palace of Diocletian in Split, captured in 2023. Unlike most Roman imperial residences, the palace has been continuously inhabited since antiquity, with homes, shops and churches built into its original Roman structure over the centuries.

Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian Part2 108 2023 A passage through the Palace of Diocletian complex in Split, photographed in 2023. The site is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List for its exceptional preservation of Roman palatial architecture combined with later medieval and Renaissance additions.

Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian Part3 002 2023 Stonework in the Historical Complex of Split, part of the Palace of Diocletian, photographed in 2023. The palace's southern wing once faced directly onto the Adriatic, and its harbour-facing facade remains one of the most recognisable views of the city.

Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian Part2 113 2023 Narrow stone streets within the Palace of Diocletian in Split, photographed in 2023. Emperor Diocletian retired to the palace after abdicating the Roman throne in 305 AD, and its street grid still shapes the layout of Split's old town today.

Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian Part2 076 2023 A corner of the Palace of Diocletian complex in Split, captured in 2023. The palace's basement halls, among the best-preserved substructures from Roman antiquity, run beneath much of the later city built above them.

Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian Part2 112 2023 A view within the Palace of Diocletian in Split, photographed in 2023. Built largely of local limestone and marble, the palace complex has served as the foundation for the city's old town for more than seventeen centuries.

Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian Part2 116 2023 A view of the Palace of Diocletian complex in Split, photographed in 2023, showing part of the dense mix of Roman-era walls and later buildings that make up the city's UNESCO-listed old town.

Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian Part2 074 2023 A detail of the Palace of Diocletian complex in Split, photographed in 2023. The palace's stonework was quarried largely from the nearby island of Brač, prized for its durable white limestone.

Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian Part2 110 2023 A further view of the Palace of Diocletian in Split, photographed in 2023, taken along one of the narrow passages that thread through the Roman-era structure.

Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian Part2 075 2023 A view within the Historical Complex of Split, photographed in 2023, showing part of the Palace of Diocletian that has anchored the city's old town since the fourth century.

Split BW 2024 Croatia, Split, Peristyle of Diocletian's Palace