In the maze of streets in the downtown area of Split, there is the narrowest street that can be found in Europe, Pusti me da prodjem, in Croatian “Let me pass”.

The street is next to 1.700 year-old Jupiter’s Temple. In the other side, there is a residential building, with a pizza/cafe in the main ground, that was build as close as possible to the old temple, leading to this tight record. One of the weird attractions that can be found in Split’s city centre.

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This magnificent 1st century Roman coliseum is not only special for its history and Roman architecture but also because it is still used for performances today.

In perfect condition after more than 2,000 years, enjoying a concert there is a unique experience. The most popular operas to spectacular musical events such as Ennio Morricone, Muse and Pink Floyd have been staged there, so keep an eye out for the upcoming programme.

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By Vitoshamountain you can find Kambanite, a park dedicated to children around the world. There you can find a very special monument made of 98 bells donated by different countries and placed in a circle around a concrete tower, holding seven bells more, for the seven continets. Eventhough, they’re intended, mainly, to be played by children, everyone, all ages, is always curious about how they sound.

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