From Sibenik to Dubrovnik

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On the road to Primosten, a small village on the coast :



Trogir, another opportunity to wander in tiny streets, with the clothes hanging on the ropes to get dried by the sun, and to eat gorgious fruits, fish and seafood:





Split, where the mausoleum of the emperor Diocletianus, one of the worst persecutors of the Christians, has been turned into a cathedral, and where his palace, built 1700 years ago is now inhabited by more than 3000 inhabitants, as the building, almost not damaged by the centuries, has become the historic centre of the town. They call the street which is now in front of the palace the "Promenade des Français", as it seems that there are as many French tourists as you can have English on the "Promenade des Anglais" in Nice.




Bacine lakes, close to the Bosnian border (that you have to cross, to go to Dubrovnik, by the way), where you can give buy the fruits grown locally on the side of the road :

A few kilometers before Dubrovnik, Ston, and its "Chinese wall" fortification. Their local production is salt, but also delicous oysters and mussels, and a very good white wine. Mmmm, that was good ! :))