Must see,2000-years old town ,beauty of islands

[TanaB]

My name is Tana and I am tour guide &destination manager for Split &islands in Croatia. Split is one the oldest cities in the world with preserved monumental and historical values -2000years.Lots of things to see and also for fun of all ages.Culture,monuments like imperial palace from Roman emperor Diocesan situated in the centre,thehill green lungs of city Split Marjan hill,also one of the beauties beaches in Europe covered with natural sand long for miles in the sea with many sports and activities. I am here to point you in the direction you wish.Come and see this is one of the beauties you just can't miss.I will be your personal tour guide, make arrangements according to your wishes and you will have a great time-guaranteed! My mail-[REDACTED], book me summer is close ,start planing. Meanwhile I will write and take pictures of this old town Split full of soul.

[MariaBi]

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