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Bronze Gate

Bronze Gate, Roman city gate in Split, Croatia

Description

The Bronze Gate, also known as Porta Meridionalis, is the smallest of four entrances into the ancient core of Diocletian's Palace and features no decorative elements. It connects the waterfront area directly to the interior of the palace complex.

History

The gate was built in the 4th century and provided Emperor Diocletian with direct maritime access to the palace complex by boat. It served as a key maritime connection for the imperial residence.

Culture

The gate marks a transition point between different architectural styles, connecting Roman heritage with medieval changes in Split's development.

Practical

Access is through the waterfront promenade that runs in front of the gate today, providing direct entry to the interior spaces and cathedral. The site is flat and easy to visit.

Did you know?

During medieval times, the sea level reached right up to the palace walls, making this gate an immediate interface between water and structure. The modern waterfront promenade was built later and fundamentally changed this relationship.

Location
GPS coordinates
43.50755,16.43973
Latest update
December 12, 2025 17:49

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