Church
Church of St. Jerome
Small Gothic chapel above a bay, with a Renaissance altar signed by both sculptor and patron.
Location
About this audio guide
This guide to the Church of Saint Jerome on Marjan hill in Split starts with a single carved inscription on its Renaissance altar, made by the sculptor Andrija Ales in fourteen eighty for a priest named Ivan. It follows what that inscription reveals about paying your way into sacred stone, tracing the story forward to a seventeenth-century church official who wanted a resting place inside these same walls. Best heard standing at the altar, before you look up toward the hermit caves in the cliff behind it.
This audio guide was created using AI.