Follow the footsteps of Emperor Diocletian, Queen Jelena, King Zvonimir and many more ... Visit Salona, the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia, personally recognized by Julius Caesar. Experience the impressiveness of this ancient Roman city, starting with a tour of the Traditional House Parać. It was built in 1863 from the stone of the Salonite Amphitheater and Salonoe, it contains an archaeological and ethno collection located on the first floor of the house, while the ground floor has a restoration workshop and an old fireplace. Enjoy an unforgettable experience and discover how to handle original materials and learn what are decorative and useful objects from ancient times. In the evening, head to Salona and return to the past through the "Romance in the Salona" event. Experience the real fight of gladiators at the Evening of Antiquity with the gladiator's fights, and enjoy the Roman wedding at the most romantic venue in Salona- Tusculum with an ancient feast. Then we will move the touch of antiquity along the Jadro River where an antique craft fair will be held - blacksmith potter, basket maker, rigid, antique souvenir shop, mosaic, sale of beauty products and you will be able to enjoy the music program. For lovers of plays, poetry, concerts and those who want to know more about traditional events such as harvesting and threshing or learning about old crafts and customs, the ideal time to visit is between 01.07-08.09 when Solin's cultural summer takes place.
After a long walk and sightseeing, are you thinking about dinner? Head to the Gašpina watermill for an event organized by the Tourist Board of the City of Solin, the Solinjani Association and the town of Solin called "From the Solin's Pot – just like your grandma used to make". This event was recognized by UHPA and the travel magazine Way to Croatia, and in 2014 it was named one of the best events in the category of Traditionally Gastronomic Events. Taste traditional dishes, have fun with a rich music program and get acquainted with traditional gastronomy and culture. Maybe you learn a new recipe ...