Split

Split

Split is Croatia’s second largest city

and is located on the Adriatic coast. The city is rich in Roman ruins, Gothic and Baroque architectural, and has a wide cultural offer. Diocletian ordered in 295 AD, the construction of a magnificent palace. Meanwhile other buildings were built inside the palace. Diocletian’s Palace was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. Split was ruled by Venice for over 400 years. Hotels in Split

What to visit in Split: St Duje’s Cathedral; Archaeological Museum; Museum Split Town; Diocletian’s Palace; Peristil Square; Riva; Marjan; Cathedral of St Domnius;

Restaurants in Split

• Torito Food Bar
• Articok
• Pizzeria Gust
• Perivoj
• Villa Spiza
• Corto Maltese Freestyle Food
• Kantun Paulina

Transports in Split

Split Airport (SPU): There are flights to/from several domestic and international destinations.

By train and bus: There are trains and buses to/from several Croatian and European destinations.

Maps of Split

Map of Split

Split on Croatia Map

Split

Split