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Spalato. Porta Aurea through time

Split 1890–2011 4 photos of this spot

4 photographs taken at the same spot in Split, spanning 1890–2011 — 2 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

The Porta Aurea, or Golden Gate, one of the four ancient entrances to Diocletian's Palace in Split, is pictured in this 1890 photograph from the Austro-Hungarian period, when Dalmatia formed part of the empire's Adriatic coastal territories.

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Spalato. Porta Aurea 1890 The Porta Aurea, or Golden Gate, one of the four ancient entrances to Diocletian's Palace in Split, is pictured in this 1890 photograph from the Austro-Hungarian period, when Dalmatia formed part of the empire's Adriatic coastal territories.

De Gouden poort voor het paleis van Diocletianus in Split 4960 Spalato Porta aurea (titel op object), Split, 1890

De Gouden poort voor het paleis van Diocletianus in Split 4960 Spalato Porta aurea (titel op object) 1890 Identificatie Titel(s): De Gouden poort voor het paleis van Diocletianus in Split4960 Spalato Porta aurea (titel op object) Objecttype: foto Objectnummer: RP-F-1919-188 Opschriften / Merken: titel, recto, gedrukt: ‘Spalato.

Split 2011 Narrow lanes wind through Split's historic core in this 2011 image, where Roman walls, medieval additions, and later Venetian-era buildings sit side by side within the footprint of Diocletian's Palace.

Split 2011 Split's old town pictured in 2011, part of a UNESCO World Heritage site centered on the fourth-century palace built for the Roman emperor Diocletian along the Dalmatian coast, and inscribed by UNESCO in 1979.