Explore Ancient Salona's Rich History

Once a bustling Roman city, Ancient Salona became a major cultural hub in the 4th century BC. It offers a glimpse into life during the Roman Empire.

Founded by the Illyrians and later expanded by the Romans, Salona held strategic importance due to its location and was the birthplace of several early Christian martyrs. Unique features include impressive ruins of Roman amphitheaters, temples, and aqueducts set amidst lush Mediterranean vegetation.

Unforgettable Highlights

• Amphitheater 🎭: A 2nd-century structure that could once seat thousands, illustrating Roman architectural prowess.
• Ancient Forum 🏛️: The center of public life where political and social activities took place, featuring remnants of temples.
• Roman Baths 🛁: These well-preserved ruins demonstrate the advanced engineering of public bathing facilities.

Ancient Salona is accessible free of charge and is ideal for tourists, families, historians, and anyone interested in ancient civilizations.