Split Old Town.

Split Old Town is located in Croatia, near the bay of the Dalmatian coastline. It is the second largest city in Croatia and a historic city. The old town was originally built in the 3rd century AD and historically served as a center of administration and religion. It developed from the palace of Roman Emperor Diocletian, the only Roman imperial palace ruins in Europe outside of Italy. The architectural style is a fusion of Roman, Byzantine, Venetian, and other styles. Diocletian's Palace, as a landmark building, showcases the splendor of the Roman Empire. Its ruins can be seen throughout the city, forming a scenic area with other ancient buildings.