Exploring Split and Dubrovnik in Croatia
Happy days. We’ve arrived at the split on the Dalmatian coast. And this in front of us is the Dialesian Palace. Very beautiful here. Built in the 3rd century AD. [Music] Good day, guys. This Roman area used to be a storage room. But afterwards, after they left, it was full of human waste and urine, which the locals jokingly say preserved it. This is a split cathedral and a split bell tower. This Dlesian palace was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979 and was very lucky that it was not bombed in World War II. [Music] Perry style, the main square inside the Dlesian Palace. And at night, [Music] the golden gate of the Dlesian Palace. Gregory, the bishop of Nin statue. [Music] I feel holy. Get down. And from the split we head to the jewel of the Adriatic. [Music] The Bronik was founded in the 7th century by refugees. Formerly known as Rigusa, it is now a major tourist destination and is considered a world heritage site by UNESCO. This is the Bronik’s main gate into Oldtown. This is the main street of De Bronik. We’re heading down towards the clock at the end. [Music] Croatia’s first digital clock and the moon phases clock of Drovnik. I think the clock says 3:50 p.m. These bells were used for public announcements. This is one of the few surviving buildings after the earthquake of 1667. [Music] This is the Richtor’s Palace of De Bruyne. This is the oldtown city walls. It’s around 2 km circumference around the old city and it’s up to 5 m deep. Over this whole lifetime of these city walls, the city has never been breached by any army. The Ottoman Empire was about 2 or 3 km out that way and the only army that was allowed and invited in was Napoleon’s army because they would keep the peace. This is one of the first aqueducts of Croatia built in 1438. It has many faces of people and animals on its taps. This is Fort Leneck or St. Lawrence Fortress. It is just outside Oldtown. Was built on a rock 37 m above sea level and took approximately 3 months to build. [Music] Going up via cable car to Mount S for a fantastic view. [Music]
Join us on a mesmerizing journey as we explore the vibrant Split and Dubrovnik in Croatia. This video showcases the beauty and grandeur of these amazing sites. Enjoy a tour of Split and gasp at the historic Dubrovnik where Game of Thrones was filmed. Immerse yourself in these beautiful cities and stay tuned for a virtual tour like no other exploring Croatia. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more adventures!