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View down from the Ethnographic Museum  
   

View down from the Ethnographic Museum

The wonderful terrace on top of the Vestibule of the Palace.. "From the outside rectangular, and from the inside circular ground plan of this old imperial court, Vestibule leaves a monumental impression even to this day. And how fascinating was it in its original entirety: semicircular niches with statues; a large cupola with colourful glittery mosaic, witnessed by Marko Marulić in his manuscript from the 16th century; the whiteness of the round wall. Vestibule was used to enter the residential part of the palace. But can you imagine that little over half a century ago it was used for living, and that the residents kept poultry there and cultivated gardens?
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October 6th 2019
We spent our last free day eating breakfast in our favorite restaurant: Fig. (http://figrestaurants.com/split), walking the backstreets northwest of the palace, buying a few gifts, and napping! I went for a long last swim in the beautiful Adriatic, across the bay and back. The water is a bit colder than it was when we arrived 11 days ago, but still pleasa ... read more
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