Gregorius of Nin

This statue was completed by a famous sculptor at the time in the 10th century. The figure he sculpted was the religious leader of the Slavic nation at that time. After so many centuries, it is not easy to survive.

This is a bronze statue of a religious leader and philosopher. It has a very long history. The toes of this statue have been touched by tourists, because it is said that touching its toes will bring good luck. This is also a red spot for punching cards.

The statue of Archbishop Ninsky was created in the 1920s and is now located outside the North Gate of Diocletian’s Palace, which is also outside the Golden Gate. It is said that touching his feet can bring good luck to people. The former tourists of Bishop Ninsky often line up to touch their toes. The golden toes of the statue are distinct in color from other parts, just like brand new.

Gregorius of Nin is a bronze statue at the Golden Gate of Split, created by Ivan Meštrović in the 10th century. It is said that touching his toes will bring good luck. The bronze statue was originally placed near the colonnade of Diocletian's Palace. During World War II, it was moved outside the city by Italian occupying forces. The bronze statue is now outside the Golden Gate in the old city. Gregorian is a Croatian bishop, known far and wide for his open opposition to the Pope and the Church.

It doesn't cost much. Touching your toes brings good luck. Almost a lot of people are touching them, and the big female toes shine brightly.

At the north gate of Diocletian’s Palace-Golden Gate, there is a statue created by Croatian artist Ivan Mestrovic with the bishop. This is a small park, a place where tourists must visit. Everyone has to touch his toes for good luck, so It's shiny

A statue in the north gate is said to have good luck touching the left thumb.