Where is Klaus

[Mik]

OK, Italy. Somewhere over there anyway.

[Klaus]

Hint: those stones are old. Very old.

[brenda]

Greece

[Klaus]

It's not in Greece or Italy, but the place was built by a Roman Emperor.

[George K]

Istanbul?

[89th]

I'd like to visit Croatia one day.

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[Klaus]

@89th said in Where is Klaus:

I'd like to visit Croatia one day.

43.50928662705518, 16.440754145427455

Damn, I thought I made it nearly impossible to solve it without more hints. How did you find out?

It's part of Diocletian's Palace in Split, Croatia, originally built around the year 300. It's amazingly well preserved.

[Klaus]

My next unhelpful hint would have been this view from a nearby island I'm on right now

[Renauda]

@Klaus

Trogir, Croatia? Split?

[Ivorythumper]

@Klaus Diocletian's Palace was my first thought.

[89th]

@Klaus said in Where is Klaus:

@89th said in Where is Klaus:

I'd like to visit Croatia one day.

43.50928662705518, 16.440754145427455

Damn, I thought I made it nearly impossible to solve it without more hints. How did you find out?

It's part of Diocletian's Palace in Split, Croatia, originally built around the year 300. It's amazingly well preserved.

Beautiful island view! I solved it searching the google.

[Horace]

@89th said in Where is Klaus:

@Klaus said in Where is Klaus:

@89th said in Where is Klaus:

I'd like to visit Croatia one day.

43.50928662705518, 16.440754145427455

Damn, I thought I made it nearly impossible to solve it without more hints. How did you find out?

It's part of Diocletian's Palace in Split, Croatia, originally built around the year 300. It's amazingly well preserved.

Beautiful island view! I solved it searching the google.

And yet you continue to bad-mouth the internet behind its back.

[89th]

@Horace said in Where is Klaus:

@89th said in Where is Klaus:

@Klaus said in Where is Klaus:

@89th said in Where is Klaus:

I'd like to visit Croatia one day.

43.50928662705518, 16.440754145427455

Damn, I thought I made it nearly impossible to solve it without more hints. How did you find out?

It's part of Diocletian's Palace in Split, Croatia, originally built around the year 300. It's amazingly well preserved.

Beautiful island view! I solved it searching the google.

And yet you continue to bad-mouth the internet behind its back.

Haha I am literally doing it inside the internet!