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    • Virtual Museum Split

    Explore the map and zoom on the ports to discover the Points Of Interest by category
    Traditions & Cultures
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    Split
    The Golden Gate image
    Heritage
    The Golden Gate
    Porta septemtrionalis is their Roman name. Emperor Diocletian walked through them as he entered the Palace on the 1st of June 305. They were built in
    Split
    The Iron Gate image
    Heritage
    The Iron Gate
    Their original, Roman name was PORTA OCCIDENTALIS, and they are one of the four through which life flowed during all 17 centuries of the history of
    Split
    History of traditional fishing around adriatic islands with Vojga fishing nets image
    Stories
    History of traditional fishing around adriatic islands with Vojga fishing nets
    The pilchard-catchers with their small nets made the long voyage to Palagruža not just because of its rich fishing-ground, but because there was no
    Split
    TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE HERITAGE OF THE VIS ARCHIPELAGO image
    Heritage
    TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE HERITAGE OF THE VIS ARCHIPELAGO
    THE VIS ARCHIPELAGO Introduction The Vis Archipelago encompasses a triangle-shaped area circumscribed by three insular points in
    Split
    Festival of the Sea – Rota Palagruzona image
    Stories
    Festival of the Sea – Rota Palagruzona
    The historical regatta from Komiža to Palagruža, was first organized on June 12th, 1593, exactly 182 years before the Cumberland Cup on river
    Split
    Modern day – Port of Split image
    Heritage
    Modern day – Port of Split
    A port of special – international economic interest for the Republic of Croatia Since its establishment, the Port of Split has been continuously
    Click on the pics to discover each port city and enter its virtual museum
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    Ravenna
    Trieste
    Rijeka
    Dubrovnik
    Split
    Zadar
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