Inside, there are decorative friezes, gold and silver artifacts, baroque paintings, beautifully carved wooden bench-rests, and an intricate Romanesque pulpit.
You can climb the metal stairs to the top of the Romanesque bell tower. You’re treated to 360-degree views of Split and the magnificent palace in all its decaying and partially restored glory.
The towering 25-foot-tall statue of the 10th-century Bishop Gregory of Nin (Grgur Ninski) by Croatia’s most famous sculptor. Ivan Mestrovic caught our eye.