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Step into ancient Rome while standing firmly in the present inside Split's Old Town. The UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace forms the heart of this living museum with marble streets winding past Roman columns and medieval additions. Peek into the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, explore underground cellars, or simply watch local life unfold in buzzing squares and courtyards. Traditional konobas serve fresh seafood and Dalmatian wine in centuries-old stone cellars throughout the district. Boutique hotels and apartments within palace walls offer unique stays in converted Roman structures. This compact, pedestrian-only zone invites exploration, while the adjacent Riva waterfront promenade connects you to island ferries and city buses.
Bacvice's iconic sandy beach is where Split locals and travellers unite for sun-soaked fun. You can join a game of picigin (a beloved Croatian beach ball game) in the shallow turquoise waters or lounge on the shore with views of Diocletian's Palace. The palm-lined promenade buzzes with energy, connecting beachfront cafes to nearby attractions like the Port of Split. Waterfront tavernas serve fresh Dalmatian seafood while beach bars transform into lively nightspots after dark. Most accommodation offer sea views from modern apartments or boutique hotels just steps from the shore. The area shines with excellent walkability—just a 10-minute stroll puts you in Split's historic centre.
Photo by Damian Majsak
Open Photo by Damian Majsak
Varoš
Step back in time through the cobbled lanes of Varoš, where 13th-century stone houses with cheerful green shutters whisper tales of old Split. Ancient steps wind towards the fragrant pine forests of Marjan Hill, offering breathtaking Adriatic views through medieval archways. The Church of St. Nicholas stands sentinel over intimate courtyards where locals go about their daily lives. Family-run konobas serve up fresh seafood and traditional Dalmatian dishes in this walker's paradise. Accommodation options include charming stone apartments in historic homes, where you'll experience genuine Croatian hospitality. With limited vehicle access, comfortable shoes are essential for exploring this authentic area where modern life flows gently around centuries-old foundations.
Photo by Damian Majsak
Open Photo by Damian Majsak
Meje
Meje's coast treats you to postcard-perfect views of the Adriatic and nearby islands. Stroll along seaside promenades past traditional stone villas, or soak up the sun at Kaštelet Beach and Kašuni's pebble coves. Pine-scented cliffs provide a dramatic backdrop for swimming in crystal-clear waters. Marjan Forest Park offers hiking trails for when you need a break from beach life. Upscale seafood restaurants serve fresh Adriatic catches on terraces with spectacular sunset views. While hotels and holiday rentals tend towards the luxurious side, they deliver on Mediterranean coastal elegance. The area is best explored on foot or bicycle, with limited bus connections to Split's centre just 20-30 minutes away.
Grad
Step into Split's ancient heart where 1,700-year-old Roman walls cradle modern life in the Grad area. Wander through Diocletian's Palace, a living UNESCO site where cafés tuck into ancient corners and history breathes through limestone passageways. The Riva promenade sparkles with Adriatic views while nearby, Game of Thrones fans explore filming locations and art lovers discover hidden galleries. Traditional konobas serve fresh seafood and Croatian wines just steps from your accommodation. Getting around is simple—the entire district is wonderfully walkable, with ferries nearby for island hopping and buses connecting to beaches and Marjan Hill's scenic trails.
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing, head to Diocletian's Palace – just one of the monuments in Old Town Split. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here?
Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Marjan Hill during your travels in Split. Visit the shops and top-notch restaurants in this romantic area.
You can study the exhibits at Kaštelet, a museum with a story of its own, during your holiday in Split. Amble around the area's beautiful beaches or seek out the local tours.
Wander through Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO site where ancient Roman ruins blend seamlessly with modern life. Sip coffee at a seaside cafe before exploring the crystal-clear waters of nearby beaches and islands.
"We loved this elegant hotel. The staff was lovely, the breakfast was excellent and our room was beyond gorgeous. The staff did not recommend the beach across the street but we had a great afternoon there. "
"Simply put, this hotel is the best in split. It’s in the middle of old town, everything is walkable. The hotel is kept in immaculate shape. Everything in it is upgraded. The rooftop is amazing it gives you spectacular views of the city. The staff is unmatched. I never write reviews but this hotel definitely deserves one. "
"My husband & I visited Split with our two children ages 6 & 9. We stayed for 2 nights and Hotel Kastel had everything we needed. It had a beautiful view from outside the bedroom windows, close distance to everything you could need in Split! If you have a car, the parking offered off-site is quite a ways away from the hotel, but that was told to use in advance. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Hotel Kastel!! "
"The staff is welcoming and friendly. I walked in, was tired, and they made me feel completely at ease even though I was out of sorts. They were fantastic."
"We stayed here for a couple of nights. Check in was easy and efficient. The room wasn’t ready, but we were early and were able to store our luggage and make use of the pool area on the roof. The area is compact, and gets busy. We were lucky to grab a couple of sun beds as someone left almost as soon as we arrived. The room was large and well appointed. It was described as looking over a courtyard. In reality, it’s a car park that belongs to the hospital which this hotel backs directly on to. Patients can see the hotels rooms, and likewise we theirs. Don’t be put off though, the privacy drapes and the curtains are enough. Breakfast was in good, as you’d expect for a hotel of this type. Didn’t use the bar or evening restaurant, but I expect they had a good offer. The hotel itself is a little on the edge of Split town, and a 15 - 20 walk in which is uphill in parts. We’d stay again. "
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Find out more about Split
Find out more about Split
Visitors really like Split, especially its historical sites and beaches. Simply book a local tour to enjoy your stay a little more. Why not go on a fun excursion to Port of Split? While you're in town, don't miss a chance to see sights like Diocletian's Palace and Cathedral of Saint Domnius.
