Split / Croatia – Diocletian's Palace / Peristyle / Vestibule / Riba na Gradele / Prošek / Pršut
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Split Croatia: characteristic Peristyle of Diocletian's Palace as dominant central element characteristic colonnaded open-air Roman peristyle courtyard characteristic tall imposing Roman columns characteristic tall fluted Roman granite marble columns Corinthian Composite column capitals characteristic regular symmetrical colonnade rows framing open sunlit central Peristyle square characteristic large ornate Roman arched entrance portal Cathedral of St. Domnius richly-carved archivolt tympanum characteristic tall round medieval bell tower characteristic warm white-limestone-paved Peristyle floor brilliant warm-white Dalmatian summer sunlight — characteristic Vestibule circular open-oculus Roman rotunda dome characteristic circular open-to-sky oculus apex characteristic ornate Roman niche decorations interior walls — characteristic Riva harbour promenade glimpsed background long palm-lined promenade small moored traditional Dalmatian fishing boats small white leisure yachts background harbour — characteristic Riba na Gradele large beautiful whole grilled fish golden-brown char-grilled crispy golden char-grilled skin prominent visible char-grill marks — characteristic Prošek small stemmed wine glass deep dark amber-red Prošek dessert wine sun-drenched warm Dalmatian terrace — characteristic Pršut thin delicate thinly-sliced rose-coloured Dalmatian air-dried ham wooden board stone plate.
