Cathedral of Saint Domnius

Refugees arriving from the ruined provincial capital in the seventh century took the emperor's burial place and consecrated it, which is how a pagan building ca…Refugees arriving from the ruined provincial capital in the seventh century took the emperor's burial place and consecrated it, which is how a pagan building came to hold an altar.

Two things in there are worth the queue. The walnut doors were carved in 1214 by Andrija Buvina, a Split man, in fourteen panels on each leaf running the Gospel from the Annunciation to the Resurrection. The treasury holds the gold, the silver and the reliquaries. The belfry alongside went up over five centuries, Romanesque at the foot and later work above, and it can be climbed for the rooftops and the water.