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Maryan Park-Reserve is a beautiful park saturated with sweet smells of exotic flowers and plants, romance and magical landscapes. …
The embankment of Riva in the city of Split was and remains the most visited place. The promenade is also included in the list of …
Diocletian's Palace in Split, Croatia was built in 293 AD. Gradually, the city of Split began to be built around it. At one time t …
Split is the largest city in Croatia. It was founded in the 3rd century and is the birthplace of the Roman emperor Diocletian. The …
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Split is a living historical gem of the Adriatic with a unique atmosphere of the old city and sea breeze. Founded in the third century and associated with the era of Diocletian, the city combines ancient Roman monuments, medieval churches and modern cultural life. Walking through the narrow streets gives a feeling of immersion in different eras, and the port and promenade create an easy, hospitable atmosphere for travelers.
Man-made sights of Split impress with diversity: the Palace of Diocletian, built in 293-305, became the core of the city and stores majestic dungeons, peristyle and ancient facades. Riva embankment is a favorite place to walk, near the Fish Market and Republic Square, where life boils. The Cathedral of St. Duillet (Domnia), the Church of St. Dominic, the monument to Bishop Grgun Ninsky and museums add depth to excursions, and the port of Split serves as a gateway to the islands and cruises.
Natural corners surround the city and give space for relaxation: the park-reserve of Maryan and the peninsula of the same name are green slopes with trails, observation decks and beaches, where the noise of pines and the sea is heard. Nearby are picturesque islands, including St. Andrew’s Island and Adventure Island, and for those who are ready for long trips, Plitvice Lakes is an iconic national park several hundred kilometers away, worth a trip from Split.
On our site, all the key points of Split are collected on an interactive map: you can see the sights, read brief descriptions and historical facts, mark your favorite places and build an optimal route. Convenient filters and tips will help to plan the day so that you can see key objects and find quiet corners along the promenade.
You are free to explore the city on your own on ready-made routes or book excursions from local guides: walking tours of the palace complexes, thematic excursions to temples and museums or sea forays to the islands will help you learn more about Split. Guides will tell legends, open hidden courtyards and recommend the best spots for photos and tastings of local cuisine.
Come to Split to experience its history, sea spirit and sunsets. Plan the route, take comfortable shoes and go to meet the discoveries: the city is ready to share its secrets, and each walk will leave vivid impressions and new stories.
