His identity is built on top Julius Meinl coffee flavor, local sweet delicacy, a national slow food cuisine and a rich wine list, pleasant atmosphere while completing its famous piano and jazz evenings and other cultural events.
Inside the cafes and restaurants dominate the natural materials, wood and stone, with elegant furnishings and details which reflect the retro elegance of warmth, a special experience cjelukupni completes the view of the Eternal and the Peristyle tower of St. Dujma, the patron saint of Split.
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Marvelous architecture
Coffee Lvxor is a place in Split, but also world history illustrates uncommon. It is named after the Egyptian city of Luxor, from which originate the sphinx, a mythical creature that it is the Roman emperor Diocletian 305th AD brought to their just built a huge palace on the shores of the Adriatic sea, the pearl of ancient architecture with the obvious stamp of ancient Egypt.
In the center of coffee, the floor was marked with the position of the circular Roman temple dedicated to the Roman goddess of love Venus. Romanesque-Gothic pillar trim with the rest of the City Lodge, the administration of the free - Split commune, which was located precisely at the Peristyle, then the main square in Split. So Lvxor keeps all the layers of growth of the city, the Palace, until 1941. The inside of the cafe when he devised Lvxor Prague architect Josef Kodl, and to this arrangement cafes which Split was painted by contemporary artist Petar Grimani, and is equipped with, for example, and free wireless internet access.
Coffee Lvxor hosted slow pace of urban music. Weekends, listen to the renowned town bands, and on Wednesdays and Sundays to let the soloists on the piano.
Today belongs to the imperial delight you with carefully selected types of beverages, a wide selection of daily newspapers and weekly magazines, restaurant, professional staff, live music, exhibitions of paintings. Feel like an empress and the emperor in the imperial preformed at the cafe and restaurant Lvxor it is our desire!
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