When traveling to Croatia tourists come across a country that has managed to preserve its history in practically every town and city where it goes. Consequently, they have Relevant monuments in Croatia ranging from churches to palaces, which were built using different innovative techniques.
Sibenik Cathedral
In the Sibenik town is the Sibebik Cathedral, Also named as the Cathedral of Santiago and considered by UNESCO as a Renaissance architecture. This cathedral is located near the fortress murals and was built in 1434 with marble and limestone that was brought from Brac Island.
Diocletian Palace
The Diocletian Palace It is located in the city of Split and is dedicated to the Emperor Diocletian who in fact had it built as a place of retirement. The design of the palace originally combines classical architectural styles, however this design has evolved over the years in such a way that in the current era it continues to have a strong presence.
The interesting thing about this Croatian monument is that inside there are Egyptian-style sphinxes that guarded the entrance to the Temple of Jupiter.
Euphrasian Basilica.
The Euphrasian Basilica It was built in 553 and is considered one of the most important monuments in Croatia. This Byzantine church is named after the Bishop of Porec named Euphrasius. He was the one who commissioned the cathedral with three naves in the XNUMXth century where inside there are beautiful stone and mother-of-pearl mosaics that adorn the marble slabs.