Iconic statue of medieval Croatian bishop Gregory of Nin.
More About Gregory of Nin Statue
The Gregory of Nin statue, created by the renowned sculptor Ivan Meštrović, stands as a symbol of Croatian national pride. Erected in 1929, this impressive bronze statue represents Bishop Gregory of Nin, a champion of the Slavic language in religious services during the Middle Ages, which was a pivotal moment for Croatian culture. Its imposing 8.5-meter height and the tradition of rubbing its toe for good luck make it a must-visit landmark in Split.
What Makes It Special
Famous for its towering size and the belief that touching its toe brings good luck.
Address
Ulica Kralja Tomislava, 21000 Split, Croatia
Best Time to Visit
Best visited during summer when the surrounding park is in full bloom
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