Ancient History Meets Mediterranean Life
Situated in central Dalmatia on the Adriatic Sea, Split is Croatia’s second-largest city and a remarkable destination with more than 1,700 years of history.
At its heart lies the extraordinary Diocletian’s Palace, where Roman history is woven into everyday modern life. Ancient stone walls now surround cafés, restaurants, shops, and homes, creating a unique atmosphere found nowhere else.
Highlights of Split
Diocletian’s Palace
A magnificent Roman palace and UNESCO World Heritage Site, forming the historic heart of Split.
The Riva
Split’s famous palm-lined waterfront promenade. Enjoy a coffee, take a leisurely stroll, and experience the relaxed rhythm of Mediterranean life.
Marjan Forest Park
A peaceful green peninsula overlooking the city, offering walking trails, beautiful viewpoints, and access to secluded swimming spots.
St. Domnius Bell Tower
One of Split’s most recognizable landmarks. Climb the historic tower for spectacular panoramic views over the city, harbour, and Adriatic Sea.
Bačvice Beach
A popular sandy beach just a short walk from the city centre, offering a lively seaside atmosphere and an opportunity to enjoy the Adriatic close to town.
