
Diocletian's Palace
A 4th-century Roman palace at the heart of Split.
Photo: Ernest Hébrard (recoloured by DIREKTOR) / Public domain

The stone oval of Roman Salona: an arena for over 15,000 spectators at the edge of the ancient city.
Photo: Bernard Gagnon / CC BY-SA 4.0
Salona was the capital of Roman Dalmatia, and its 2nd-century amphitheatre held more than 15,000 people. Today its arches and foundations stand among fields and vineyards above Solin: you walk the rim of an arena where gladiators fought, with the sea on the horizon. It anchors the western edge of the archaeological park, far from the palace crowds.
Combine it with the rest of Salona: a quiet path through olive trees links the amphitheatre to Manastirine.
A small next-step selection from the same city.

A 4th-century Roman palace at the heart of Split.
Photo: Ernest Hébrard (recoloured by DIREKTOR) / Public domain

One of the oldest cathedrals in the world, with a soaring Romanesque bell tower.
Photo: Berthold Werner / CC BY-SA 4.0

A mountain stronghold guarding the road to Split.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA
Use the free map from home, then verify the discovery when you reach the place.