Cathedral of St Domnius

Cathedral of St Domnius

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Cathedral of St Domnius

Cathedral of St Domnius

Situated within the Diocletian Palace's walls, St Domnius Cathedral is shrouded in history. Created as a mausoleum, it is currently one of the oldest Catholic Cathedral still in use and, with its peculiar octagonal-shaped building, it has an immeasurable artistic value. It was in this Cathedral that the remains of the Emperor disappeared after having rested there for 170 years.

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addressKraj Svetog Duje 3, Split
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