Best places to visit in Split

A UNESCO-listed ancient Roman palace complex that is now a vibrant part of Split's city center, blending history with modern life.

Hvar is a popular Croatian island known for its crystal-clear waters, beautiful beaches, Mediterranean climate, and vibrant nightlife, with towns featuring Venetian-style architecture.

One of Split's most popular sandy beaches, known for its shallow waters and vibrant atmosphere, ideal for swimming and socializing.

The Blue Cave is a natural wonder located on the island of Biševo, famous for its stunning natural phenomenon where sunlight creates an ethereal blue glow.

A historic fortress offering panoramic views of Split and the surrounding area, known for its role in 'Game of Thrones'.

A lively waterfront promenade in Split, perfect for strolling, people-watching, and enjoying the Mediterranean atmosphere with its many cafes and shops.

A remarkably well-preserved ancient Roman complex, originally Emperor Diocletian's retirement palace, now integrated into the city center and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A national park famous for its stunning waterfalls, particularly Skradinski Buk, offering walking trails and opportunities to reconnect with nature.

A vibrant local market located at the edge of the city walls, offering a colorful array of fresh produce, homemade goods, and local delicacies.

Dubrovnik, known as the 'Pearl of the Adriatic,' is a captivating city on the Dalmatian Coast, perfect for couples with its UNESCO-listed Old Town, ancient city walls, and beautiful beaches.

Stari Grad is a charming fisherman's town on the island of Hvar, characterized by picturesque streets, historic buildings, and intimate waterfront restaurants.

A lush, forested park offering panoramic views of Split and the surrounding islands, ideal for hiking and discovering hidden beaches.

A natural paradise in Dalmatia, Krka Waterfalls is renowned for its stunning cascades and lush landscapes, forming a significant part of Croatia's natural heritage.

The best-preserved central square of Diocletian's Palace, featuring a colonnade and known for its historical significance and Game of Thrones appearances.

A primary public gathering space in Split, known as Prokurative, characterized by its 19th-century building with arches, emphasizing Split's historical connections.

A scenic and quieter beach offering beautiful views, ideal for a more relaxed seaside experience.

A relaxed, shaded beach area located within Marjan Park, suitable for families and nature lovers.

A rocky beach on the Marjan peninsula, known for being dog-friendly and offering a more secluded atmosphere.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, this is Croatia's largest and oldest national park, renowned for its breathtaking karst landscape featuring sixteen terraced lakes connected by waterfalls.

A medieval fortress near Split, famous as a Game of Thrones filming location, offering historical insights and panoramic views of the coast and modern Split.

Split is a vibrant city offering a unique blend of ancient history, most notably Diocletian's Palace, and a lively coastal culture, perfect for romantic strolls along its promenade.

Split's most popular beach, known for its lively atmosphere with numerous restaurants, cafes, and nightclubs, and as the origin of the game 'picigin'.

Riva is a beautiful seafront promenade lined with palm trees, hotels, restaurants, and cafes, perfect for a stroll, coffee, or enjoying the sunset.

A stunning UNESCO World Heritage site and photogenic coastal town known for its well-preserved historic old town and beautiful Riva.

A river offering exciting white water rafting opportunities, with companies providing excursions that navigate through minor waterfalls and raging currents.