Considered to be one of the most imposing Roman ruins, Diocletian’s palace is certainly the main attraction of the city of Split

Bacvice is sandy beach, with sand being very soft. It is pleasing to walk on it and enter the sea. Water is shallow even 100 meters away from the coast.

Bakra – Steak & Pizza Bar is preparing traditional, Mediterranean and innovative food with just a pinch of soul.

Joker is Split’s first shopping mall, located just outside the city center. The Joker shopping mall extends over 50,000 square feet and operates on five floors.

University Hospital of Split is a public institution performing hospital and specialist advisory health care, and scientific research activities in the field of medical sciences, as well as organising and providing services for teaching at the University of Split Faculty of Medicine, in addition to undergraduate and secondary education in health.

Looming up to 178 m over Split’s western fringes, nature reserve Marjan occupies a big space in Split’s psyche. The views over the city and surrounding islands are extraordinary, and the shady paths provide a welcome reprieve from both the heat and the summertime tourist throngs. Trails pass through fragrant pine forests to scenic lookouts, a 16th-century Jewish cemetery, medieval chapels and cave dwellings once inhabited by Christian hermits. Climbers take to the cliffs near the end of the peninsula.

The ferry terminal in Split is the main passenger port in the whole of Croatia so it’s well connected to many Croatian islands and even Italy.

The main bus station in Split is located in the heart of the town, next to the harbour and the main railway station, which makes it easy for travellers to transfer between different means of Transport.