Bell Tower of the Split Cathedral, Croatia 1150

The Bell Tower of the Split Cathedral in Croatia, constructed around 1150, is a prominent example of Romanesque architecture. The tower, adorned with arches and columns, stands tall against a backdrop of a blue sky, showcasing the architectural style's characteristic use of rounded arches and heavy masonry. This tower serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of Romanesque architecture, a style that emerged in Europe during the 10th century and flourished for centuries.