Salona is an ancient Roman archaeological park near Split, Croatia, featuring scattered ruins of a once-thriving city that housed over 40,000 people approximately 1,700 years ago. Visitors explore remnants including a 2nd-century amphitheater, marble sarcophagi, city walls, thermal baths, and the Porta Caesarea gate, with intimate access to this largely unexcavated Roman treasure.
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