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Marko Marulić (1450-1524) - Croatian writer and a Christian humanist, due to his work 'Judita' he gained the title of 'the father of Croatian literature'. As a Doctor of Theology from the Cambridge University he also significantly contributed to physics, explaining the formation of a rainbow and connecting the tides with the influence of the Sun and the Moon. Markantun de Dominis (1560-1624) - Archbishop of Split and a scientist, who was attacked by the Vatican and the inquisition after advocating the dialog between the churches and also for his criticism of the Catholic Church. He is one of the founders of the Festival of Dalmatian klapa's in Omiš. He gained his popularity as a leader and founder of many klapa's (small choirs performing Dalmatian a capella songs) and for recording the Dalmatian music heritage. Ljubo Stipišić Delmata (1938-2011) - composer, conductor, ethnomusicologist. Luka Botić (1830-1863) - writer, politician, botanist, fighter for the unification of Croatia and Dalmatia. Julije Bajamonti (1744-1800) - medical doctor, writer, philosopher, composer, historian and encyclopaedist. His greatest success was in the vocal lyricism, also the music school in Split carries his name. Josip Hatze (1879-1959) - Croatian composer, conductor and choirmaster. Jakov Gotovac (1895-1982), Croatian opera conductor and composer, author of the opera 'Ero s onoga svijeta' (Ero the Joker). He composed eight operettas of which the most famous are 'Mala Floramye' and 'Spli'ski akvarel', depicting the ambient of Split between the two World Wars. He was the director of the Croatian National Theatre in Split, and the anti-fascist Mayor of the city during the Second World War. Ivo Tijardović (1895-1976) - Croatian composer, writer and painter.

He was responsible for building the Lička railway towards Zagreb in 1925, the meteorological station on Marjan, the Oceanographic institute, Department of Public Health, Fire Department, children's and old people's home, electrification of Split, restoration of the Riva, opening of the Zoo, expansion of the harbour, renewing Marjan and Bačvice, creating the first Urban Plan. Ivo Tartaglia (1880-1949)- the most important Mayor of Split of the 20th century.

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Acted in more than 40 films, numerous television dramas and TV shows.Įmanuel Vidović (1870-1953) - was a painter of intimism, his paintings were mostly connected to the city of Split and Trogir, his work is exhibited in the Emanuel Vidović Gallery.Įmil Stock (1868-1951) - entrepreneur, civil engineer, producer of alcoholic beverages, founder of the Stock factory.ĭon Frane Bulić (1846-1934) - priest, archaeologist, historian, conservator, founder of the Archaeological Museum of Split and a researcher of the remainder of the Roman and early Christian Salona.įranz von Suppé (1819-1895) - composer, father of the Viennese operetta.

Brought drinking water to Split, and restored the Diocletian's aqueduct, built the Theatre Bajamonti, Prokurative, Monumental fountain (demolished in 1947), the pier, opened the path through Diocletian Palace Substructures from Peristyle to the Riva.īoris Dvornik (1939-2008) - A theatre, television and film actor, director and screenwriter. Domnius, one of the best examples of the Romanesque sculpture in Croatia.Īnte Trumbić (1864-1938) - lawyer, one of the greatest Croatian politicians of the 20th century, the first Foreign Minister of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, Mayor of Split.Īntonio Bajamonti (1822-1891) - one of the most meritorious Mayors of Split.

Eminent citizens of Split- the ones whose deeds left a mark on the city and shaped its history.Īndrija Buvina - A 13th century Croatian sculptor and painter, author of the Door-Posts of the Cathedral of St.