Prokurative is a famous square in Split, situated to the west of the Diocletian's Palace, and well known as a stage for many cultural events. One of the most recognisable landmarks in Split.

It is an open square on three sides surrounded by neo-Renaissance buildings. The southern side is open and has a nice view of the harbour.

Antonio Bajamonti (1822-1891) , a Dalmatian politician and former mayor of Split, had a goal to make Split a "City of the Future". He invested a lot of effort in the construction and decoration of Split, a then neglected provincial town, to make it a small European city.

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Prokurative in Split
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The square was built in the 19th century under the supervision of General Marmont. It closely resembles the St. Mark's Square in Venice as the design was inspired by Italian architecture.

Features

open 24 hours

Features

Theatre and musical performances during summer

Address & contact details

Street: Prokurative, Trg Republike
Postcode: 21000
City: Split


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