Solin
The Magnificence of History
About Solin
In the Roman Era, Solin (or Salona, as it was named then) had 60 000 residents and was the Empire’s fifth city in size. Today, it is a notable site in Croatia, important for its historical value and unique features following the banks of Jadro River.
Visitors can explore the ramparts of magnificent Greco-Roman settlement which dominated the region in past, or visit Suplja Church, where Croatian King Zvonimir received his crown. A visit to Solin can’t pass without tasting the local trout specialties or having an excursion to nature park of Mocvarni Cempres.
A city which still holds true to its royal roots, Solin is always welcoming visitors with genuine hospitality.
