The Bronze Gate, located on the south side of Diocletian's Palace, was historically the emperor's private escape route to the harbor. Though unassuming, it offers a glimpse into the strategic design of the ancient palace.

Find this unassuming gate on the palace's south side, imagining its historical role as the emperor's escape route to the harbor.
In their own words: “we headed over to the bronze gate on the South Side on the cardo it's rather plain and unassuming it has no sculptures or anything but this was once the Escape group for the emperor into the harbor should the city ever be attacked”
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