Guidebook for Split
Food Scene
Restaurant Kadena
Perivoj
44 Slavićeva Ul. Excellent blend of tradition and urban
Augubio Congo
1 Dioklecijanova ul.For people who love a good piece of meat
The view of the bay and the sea is so beautiful that you will fall in love and the food is excellent.
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Restaurant Zrno Soli
8 Uvala BaluniThe view of the bay and the sea is so beautiful that you will fall in love and the food is excellent.
Fantastically decorated interior Boqueria Kitchen & Wine can stand side by side with the world's fancy restaurants, and attractive location in the old town makes it even more special
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Bokeria kitchen & wine bar
8 Domaldova ul.Fantastically decorated interior Boqueria Kitchen & Wine can stand side by side with the world's fancy restaurants, and attractive location in the old town makes it even more special
Bistro to open NoStress- which is probably this summer off all records in visiting
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NoStress bistro
Narodni trgBistro to open NoStress- which is probably this summer off all records in visiting
PARADOX Wine & Cheese Bar
3 Ul. bana Josipa JelačićaBest wine in town.
CUKARIN Korcula
Ulica Hrvatske Bratske ZajedniceOutstanding ice cream ,cakes and sweets
Sandwich Bar Rizzo
4 Tončićeva ul.Best sandwiches ever !
Bakery "Prerada"
12 Ul. Domovinskog rataKonoba Marjan
1 Senjska ul.Toto's Burger Bar
2 Trumbićeva obalaSuperfood - Healthy food factory
13 Ulica Ruđera BoškovićaAwesome place for vegans and vegeterians.
BIBERON Sushi & Bar
57 Put FirulaEverything Else
Trajektna Luka Split
outstanding ice cream cakes and sweets
Riva
Stadionul Poljud
2 8 Mediteranskih Igarafootball stadium
pools Poljud
21 Osmih mediteranskih igarafootball stadium
Kafić Obojena Svjetlost
35 Šetalište Ivana MeštrovićaDrinks & Nightlife
Urban area of industrial design for each type of person.Sincerely recommend.
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Fabrique Pub
3 Trg Franje Tuđmana Urban area of industrial design for each type of person.Sincerely recommend.
Tropic Club
Modern club with excellent location
Vanilla Club
21 Osmih mediteranskih igaraLa Bodega Split
1 Ul. Mihovilova širinaBest dj"s !
Academia Club Ghetto
10 Dosud ulica gay-friendly bar with awsome music
Clo Bar
Plaja Bacvice
Awesome beach bar
Hemingway Bar
5 Osmih mediteranskih igaraCongo
48 Put TrstenikaMoon Bar
1 Ul. Matice hrvatskeCox Bar
Šetalište Pape Ivana Pavla IITeak
inBOX
7 Poljana kneza TrpimiraNadalina - Luxor d.o.o.
6 Dioklecijanova ul.Klub O'Hara
3 Ul. Uvala ZentaKlub Teatar
19 Obala kneza BranimiraShopping
Sancta Domenica Megastore Joker
6 Put BrodariceCity Center one Split
207 Vukovarska ul.Mall of Split
93 Ul. Josipa Jovićabio&bio
93 Morpurgova poljanaOrganic food
Arts & Culture
Tur de plimbare prin Palatul lui Dioclețian
1 Dioklecijanova ul.Split City Museum
1 Papalićeva ul.Saint Domnius Cathedral
3 Ul. Kraj Svetog DujeArcheological Museum
12 Ul. Viški BojSplit Ethnographic Museum
4 Ul. Iza VestibulaGaleria Mestrovic
46 Šetalište Ivana MeštrovićaHrvatsko narodno kazalište Split
1 Trg Gaje BulataCroatian Maritime Museum
18 Glagoljaška ul.Prirodoslovni Muzej I Zoološki VRT - Split
3 Poljana kneza Trpimiraand zoo
The cathedral bell tower (57 m) is the most prominent Dalmatian medieval building started in the 13th century. The bell tower at the turn of the 19th century was thoroughly renovated and changed somewhat. Today you can climb the stairs to the top of the bell tower, from which you can enjoy a spectacular view of the entire Split.
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Saint Domnius Bell Tower
2 Peristil ul. The cathedral bell tower (57 m) is the most prominent Dalmatian medieval building started in the 13th century. The bell tower at the turn of the 19th century was thoroughly renovated and changed somewhat. Today you can climb the stairs to the top of the bell tower, from which you can enjoy a spectacular view of the entire Split.
There are several important sights on this trendy square that lends itself to life in cafes, restaurants and exclusive shops, and often fairs are held. The largest is the octagonal Venetian tower, the remains of the former fort, built in the 15th century for the defense of the then small town. Opposite the tower is the magnificent palace of the old Milesi family from the 17th century with a spectacular Baroque facade, one of the best examples of that style throughout Dalmatia.In front of it is a monument to the father of Croatian literature, the Splinterian Mark Marulić, who was one of the most important thinkers and intellectuals of the 15th century. The author of the monument is Meštrović
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Trg Braće Radić
Trg Braće RadićThere are several important sights on this trendy square that lends itself to life in cafes, restaurants and exclusive shops, and often fairs are held. The largest is the octagonal Venetian tower, the remains of the former fort, built in the 15th century for the defense of the then small town. Opposite the tower is the magnificent palace of the old Milesi family from the 17th century with a spectacular Baroque facade, one of the best examples of that style throughout Dalmatia.In front of it is a monument to the father of Croatian literature, the Splinterian Mark Marulić, who was one of the most important thinkers and intellectuals of the 15th century. The author of the monument is Meštrović
Pjaca (Narodni trg, another square not named in Split by a real name) is first mentioned in the 13th century as the width of St. Lovre, and the first inhabited part of Split outside of Diocletian's palace, with its west wall placed. For centuries, Pjaca is the central stage of city life, there is a Gothic building of the old town hall, now the exhibition space, was located in power, while still beautiful and preserved palaces at the edges of Pjaca lived the noble family Cambj, Pavlović, Nakić, Ciprianis, Karepić. There is also one of the oldest open bookstores in the world, Morpurgo, which today looks almost exactly as it looked in 1861, and in the Café Central where the split intellectuals
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Narodni trg
Narodni trgPjaca (Narodni trg, another square not named in Split by a real name) is first mentioned in the 13th century as the width of St. Lovre, and the first inhabited part of Split outside of Diocletian's palace, with its west wall placed. For centuries, Pjaca is the central stage of city life, there is a Gothic building of the old town hall, now the exhibition space, was located in power, while still beautiful and preserved palaces at the edges of Pjaca lived the noble family Cambj, Pavlović, Nakić, Ciprianis, Karepić. There is also one of the oldest open bookstores in the world, Morpurgo, which today looks almost exactly as it looked in 1861, and in the Café Central where the split intellectuals
Prokurative (Trg Republike) is a large square situated west of Riva, like Venetian St. Mark's Square, surrounded by three non-Renaissance buildings with arches, and the square has its name that most people know it. The square is only open to the south, providing a wonderful view of the Port and the River. The construction of the Prokurative was initiated in the middle of the 19th century by one of the most prominent mayors in the history of the city Antonio Bajamonti, who wanted to show that Split was all based on Italian traditions. There are also colonnades like Venetian, and reliefs over the windows that invoke ancient and Renaissance influences. Bajamonti made a great theater .
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Trg Franje Tuđmana
Trg Franje TuđmanaProkurative (Trg Republike) is a large square situated west of Riva, like Venetian St. Mark's Square, surrounded by three non-Renaissance buildings with arches, and the square has its name that most people know it. The square is only open to the south, providing a wonderful view of the Port and the River. The construction of the Prokurative was initiated in the middle of the 19th century by one of the most prominent mayors in the history of the city Antonio Bajamonti, who wanted to show that Split was all based on Italian traditions. There are also colonnades like Venetian, and reliefs over the windows that invoke ancient and Renaissance influences. Bajamonti made a great theater .
Porta septemtrionalis is their Roman name. Through them, Diocletian walked to the Palace on June 1, 305. They were constructed in a square with double doors, as part of a defense propognaculum. The front was decorated with niches in which four sculptures of the tetrarch (Diocletian, Maximilian, Galeria and Constance Chlorine) were figuratively figured. This gate, through which from Peristyle, on Cardo Street, led directly to Salona as the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia, only the car and members of their family could be used. Today, with a nearby monument to Bishop Grgur Ninski, the work of the great Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović, one of the favorite Split tourist points.
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Poarta de Aur
7 Dioklecijanova ul.Porta septemtrionalis is their Roman name. Through them, Diocletian walked to the Palace on June 1, 305. They were constructed in a square with double doors, as part of a defense propognaculum. The front was decorated with niches in which four sculptures of the tetrarch (Diocletian, Maximilian, Galeria and Constance Chlorine) were figuratively figured. This gate, through which from Peristyle, on Cardo Street, led directly to Salona as the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia, only the car and members of their family could be used. Today, with a nearby monument to Bishop Grgur Ninski, the work of the great Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović, one of the favorite Split tourist points.
Porta Orientalis is their Roman name. Through them, the main street, decumanus, entered the palace east and west, all the way to the Iron Gate, and today to Pjace, the central city square. The silver doors were more modestly decorated by the Golden, and by the Middle Ages until 1952 they were closed , So that by the demolition of the baroque church of Dušice they were thoroughly reconstructed. Along the door are the remains of the octagonal tower, so you can easily imagine the beauty of construction and the power of supervision over the entrance door from the north, east and west.
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Silver Gate
HrvojevaPorta Orientalis is their Roman name. Through them, the main street, decumanus, entered the palace east and west, all the way to the Iron Gate, and today to Pjace, the central city square. The silver doors were more modestly decorated by the Golden, and by the Middle Ages until 1952 they were closed , So that by the demolition of the baroque church of Dušice they were thoroughly reconstructed. Along the door are the remains of the octagonal tower, so you can easily imagine the beauty of construction and the power of supervision over the entrance door from the north, east and west.
The famous Scottish architect Robert Adam considered this temple one of the most beautiful European monuments. The rectangular ground floor, the temple served as a celebration of Jupiter's cult. It lays on the elevated floor, and in front of the temple stood the porch on six pillars. Relief portraits on the portal, as well as a cassette battalion influenced the early Renaissance architecture of Andrija Alešija and Nikola Firentinac in Trogir. The transformation in Krstionica occurred in the late antiquity, and under the construction a crypt was dedicated to St. Tomi.
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Old Jupiter's Temple
2 Ul. Kraj Svetog IvanaThe famous Scottish architect Robert Adam considered this temple one of the most beautiful European monuments. The rectangular ground floor, the temple served as a celebration of Jupiter's cult. It lays on the elevated floor, and in front of the temple stood the porch on six pillars. Relief portraits on the portal, as well as a cassette battalion influenced the early Renaissance architecture of Andrija Alešija and Nikola Firentinac in Trogir. The transformation in Krstionica occurred in the late antiquity, and under the construction a crypt was dedicated to St. Tomi.
Peristyle as the central square of the Palace, housed in a section where several temples were built, was intended for Emperor Diocletian, celebrated as Jupiter's living son. The car appeared under the arched arch of the central part of the protirone, the subjects approached him, kneeling, kissing his scarlet cloak, or falling down in front of him, lying on the whole body on the ground. The red color of granite columns emphasizes the ceremonial function. Namely, from the Emperor Diocletian purple becomes the color of the emperor. By building a new city square with a hall (Pjaca) in 13./14. St., Peristyle becomes a religious center.
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Peristil ulica
Peristil ulicaPeristyle as the central square of the Palace, housed in a section where several temples were built, was intended for Emperor Diocletian, celebrated as Jupiter's living son. The car appeared under the arched arch of the central part of the protirone, the subjects approached him, kneeling, kissing his scarlet cloak, or falling down in front of him, lying on the whole body on the ground. The red color of granite columns emphasizes the ceremonial function. Namely, from the Emperor Diocletian purple becomes the color of the emperor. By building a new city square with a hall (Pjaca) in 13./14. St., Peristyle becomes a religious center.
Cellars of Diocletian's Palace represent one of the best-preserved antique complexes of this kind in the world, and are largely due to the fact that the historical core of Split 1979 is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. In Roman times, their function was to raise the emperor's rooms in the upper floor, but they were also the storage space of the Palace. As a constructive loyal copy of the upper rooms, they allow a faithful reconstruction of the appearance of the imperial chambers. In the early Middle Ages, one part was used for housing, and in one hall were found portions of the oil and wine production tower, which are still exposed today.
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Diocletian's Cellars
3 Ul. Iza VestibulaCellars of Diocletian's Palace represent one of the best-preserved antique complexes of this kind in the world, and are largely due to the fact that the historical core of Split 1979 is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. In Roman times, their function was to raise the emperor's rooms in the upper floor, but they were also the storage space of the Palace. As a constructive loyal copy of the upper rooms, they allow a faithful reconstruction of the appearance of the imperial chambers. In the early Middle Ages, one part was used for housing, and in one hall were found portions of the oil and wine production tower, which are still exposed today.
Parks & Nature
Marjan
Mali Kozjak
Plaja Bacvice
Žnjanska ulica
Žnjanska ulicaStobreč
bb Put Svetog LovreParcul Natural Biokovo
2/A Biokovska cestaParcul Național Krka
Plitvička Jezera
Parcul Național Kornati
2 Ul. ButinaGetting Around
Autobusni kolodvor Split station