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White, precious limestone characterizes streets and plazas in the beautiful, romantic city of Split. Walk along the harbor and feel the sea’s fresh breeze by the sunset at the horizon. Visit the charming cafés and enjoy a delicious meal at one of the city’s fine restaurants. History, nightlife and shopping can also be enjoyed here.

Hamnen i Split med mysiga uterestauranger

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The fragrance of rosemary flourishes in Split. Here is the historic Emperor Palace Diocletian located. Arches, pillar and palace walls are well preserved. Look up to the blue sky and see the beautifully decorated bell tower. Go outside the palace walls, sit down on a cozy outdoor terrace and enjoy the incredible view of the sea and the other islands of the Croatian archipelago.

Go along the coast to the beautiful Plitvice Lakes National Park outside Split

If you are interested in a day trip, we recommend that you travel along the coast to the beautiful Plitvice Lakes National Park. A natural experience in itself with greenery, waterfalls and crystal clear water. Split is also a perfect starting point for those who want to enjoy more of Croatia’s archipelago and islands. Go to Hvar, Vis, Korcula and Brac, just to name a few, with the ferries in the harbor. It’s very easy to get around by boat!

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Frequently asked questions about Split

What makes Split such a popular destination in Croatia?

Split is a city where ancient heritage meets vibrant coastal life. The well-preserved Diocletian’s Palace, which forms the heart of the old town, is a living labyrinth of stone alleys, archways, cafés, and boutiques. Combined with its sunny climate, seaside charm, and relaxed atmosphere, Split attracts history lovers, sunseekers, and culture enthusiasts alike.

What experiences should not be missed in and around Split?

A guided walk through Diocletian’s Palace, one of the most impressive Roman structures in the world

Strolling along the Riva promenade, especially at sunset
Day trips to nearby islands like Brač, Hvar, and Šolta, ideal for swimming and exploration
Hiking or cycling up Marjan Hill for panoramic views over the city and sea
Exploring local markets filled with fresh produce, olives, cheeses, and lavender honey

What is the food like in Split?

The Dalmatian cuisine in Split offers simple yet flavorful dishes inspired by the sea and the land.

Typical meals include:

Grilled fish such as sea bream or sea bass, served with chard and potatoes
Pašticada, a slow-cooked beef stew in red wine sauce, traditionally paired with gnocchi
Fresh seafood, black risotto, and octopus salad
For dessert, try rožata, Split’s creamy caramel custard

Local wines like the white Pošip or red Plavac Mali are perfect companions to a relaxed seaside meal.