Interesting sculptures found around the exterior of the cathedral

Entrance of the bell tower, you will be rewarded with a good view if you could get up to the top

The cathedral used to be the mausoleum of Diocletian but became the Cathedral of St. Domnius in the 7th century

The entrance doorway has wooden panels from 1214, with scenes of the life of Christ from the Gospel

The main Baroque altar that divided the two sides of the cathedral. The vault above the altar is ornamented with Baroque paintings

Close up on the main altar, it contains a sarcophagus supported by allegorical female characters of Faith and Constancy. Truly powerful scene...

Another altar on the side

The altar with the sarcophagus of St. Domnuis consists of three slender octagonal pillars which carry a canopy, under which the sarcophagus with the figure of the bishop lying.

A piece of sculpture found inside the cathedral. Split was under the Byzantine Empire until the fall of Constantinople

The dome of the cathedral

This stair leads to the treasury, which contained relics of St. Domnius

Underneath the cathedral is the crypt, dedicated to St. Lucia, who now stands above a small altar where the faithful have left scraps of paper scrawled with their prayers and their thanks