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Where to stay in Split
Best time: May-June, September-October. These months offer pleasant weather and fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring the city and its surroundings.
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★ 4.7Villa Liza
Meje
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★ 4.7Vanjaka B&B
Meje
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★ 4.6Sleep Split
Grad
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★ 4.6Luxury Rooms Ma De Dominis - Adults Only
Grad
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★ 4.6Rooms dr. Franjo Tudman
Pisano Kame
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★ 4.6Rooms & Apartments Buble
Meje
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★ 4.6Hotel Aria
Šine
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★ 4.6Villa Tamaris
Šine
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★ 4.6Eden
Šine
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★ 4.6Pylon Rooms
Grad
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★ 4.6Sunset Split Rooms
Šine
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★ 4.6Villa Desideria
Lučac
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Split, like a local
Don't miss
- Diocletian's Palace: A UNESCO World Heritage site and the heart of Split's historical center.
- Marjan Hill: Offers stunning views of the city and the Adriatic Sea, perfect for hiking and nature walks.
- Cathedral of Saint Domnius: One of the oldest Catholic cathedrals in the world, showcasing beautiful architecture.
- Riva Promenade: A lively waterfront area ideal for strolling, dining, and watching the sunset.
Where to eat
- Konoba Fetivi: Known for its authentic Dalmatian seafood dishes and local atmosphere.
- Bokeria Kitchen & Wine Bar: A trendy spot offering a modern twist on traditional Croatian cuisine.
- Pizzeria Galija: Famous for its wood-fired pizzas and vibrant setting.
Do this
- Split Summer Festival: A cultural festival showcasing music, theater, and dance throughout the city.
- Local Farmers' Market: Experience local produce and crafts at the bustling market in the city center.
- Boat trip to nearby islands: Explore beautiful islands like Hvar and Brač with stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters.
Local tips
- Visit the local beaches early in the morning to avoid crowds.
- Try the local wine, especially 'Plavac Mali', for a true taste of the region.
- Learn a few basic phrases in Croatian; locals appreciate the effort.
- Explore the lesser-known parts of Diocletian's Palace to uncover hidden gems.
Know before you go
Best time
May-June, September-October. These months offer pleasant weather and fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring the city and its surroundings.
Getting around
Public buses, walking in the city center, and taxis are commonly used. Bolt is also available for easier rides.
Airport
SPU
Language
Croatian is the main language spoken, with English commonly understood in tourist areas.
Money
Croatian Kuna (HRK). Credit cards are widely accepted, but having some cash for small purchases or local markets is advisable.
Safety
Split is generally safe for tourists, though standard precautions should be taken against petty crime like pickpocketing.
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