Split- TOP10 things you MUST do while you are here!

Hello traveller! If you are planning to visit Split, you are in the right place. Split is not only a historic city, home to the ancient Doklecjan Palace, but also a lively place that offers plenty of activities and entertainment for everyone.

In our guide, we have prepared for you a list of 10 amazing things you absolutely must do. From strolling through the narrow streets of the old town to swimming in the crystal clear waters of Bačvice. This guide will take you on an unforgettable journey through the most beautiful corners of Split.

Get ready for endless adventures, gourmet culinary experiences and breathtaking views. It’s time to start your Split tour – get ready for an unforgettable experience!

Doklecjan palace

This is a monumental building from the 4th century, built by the Roman Emperor Diocletian as his summer palace. Today, most of the palace is inhabited by locals and is full of shops, restaurants and art galleries. Walking through its labyrinth of streets, you may feel as if you are travelling back in time to the Roman era.

Split City Museum:

The Split City Museum is housed in the 15th-century Papal Palace. Here you will find a rich collection of exhibits related to Split’s history and culture. Works of art, everyday objects and archaeological artefacts.

Bačvice beach:

This is the most popular beach in Split, particularly known for its sandy bottom and shallows. In addition to sunbathing, you can try a traditional Croatian game of football on the beach called ‘picigin’.

Park Marjan:

Marjan Hill is a green oasis in the heart of Split, ideal for walking, cycling and climbing. It offers beautiful views of the city, the Adriatic Sea and the nearby islands. You should also visit St George’s Church, St John’s Chapel and the 18th century tombs and monuments.

Riva:

The Riva is a waterfront promenade that stretches along the Split harbour. It’s a popular walking area where you can enjoy views of the sea and the old town, stop for a coffee in one of the many cafés or sample the local cuisine in the restaurants.

Brač Island:

The island of Brač, located a few kilometres from Split, is the perfect place for a day trip. Here you will find lovely beaches such as Zlatni Rat in Bol.Picturesque towns such as Supetar and Postira, and many attractions such as the old quarry in Pučišća.

Local markets:

Split has many markets and markets where you can buy fresh fruit, vegetables, fish, spices and other local products. The largest and most crowded market is Pazar, which is located in the city centre.

Local Cuisine:

You cannot leave Split without trying the traditional Dalmatian cuisine. Here you will find many restaurants serving fresh fish, seafood, pršut (Dalmatian smoked ham), and other regional specialities.

Cycling along the Coast:

Split and its surroundings are ideal for exploring by bike. There are many cycle routes that run along the coast, where you can enjoy beautiful views of the sea and mountains.

Krka National Park:

Although it is a little further from Split, about an hour’s drive, Krka National Park is definitely worth a visit. There you can admire amazing waterfalls, swim in lakes and walk along scenic paths.

Real adventures await you in Split! Stroll the streets where history mixes with modernity, relax on the sunny beaches and warm up in the evening with traditional Dalmatian music. Whether you are looking for relaxation, adventure or a new culinary experience, Split has everything you need. Immerse yourself in the local culture, meet friendly people and create memories to last a lifetime. Get ready for an unforgettable trip – Split is waiting for you – and so are we! 🙂

Ps. And if you do decide to come to Split, be sure to read this post.