The Statue of Grgur Ninski is a prominent bronze statue located in Split, Croatia. It was created by the sculptor Ivan Meštrović and unveiled in 1929. The statue depicts Grgur Ninski, a 10th-century bishop known for promoting the use of the Croatian language in church services, which was a significant cultural shift at the time. Standing at 8 meters tall, the statue features Grgur Ninski in a flowing robe, with one hand raised in a gesture of blessing. It is situated near the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, making it a popular attraction for both tourists and locals. The statue symbolizes the importance of national identity and language in Croatian history.