Sitting pretty along the sunny and glorious Dalmatian coast, this breathtaking, ancient city is graced with an intriguing blend of ancient history, modern culture, incredible cuisine and natural beauty.
From enchanting Roman ruins and medieval architecture to the labyrinthine streets of Diocletian's Palace to exploring the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea, Split offers a feast for the senses.
Be spoilt for choice with city's numerous attractions, including the awe-inspiring Saint Domnius Cathedral, the vibrant local markets of Pazar and Marmontova, and the famous Marjan Hill, an expansive nature retreat with epic views. For a truly unique experience, take a dip in the crystal clear waters of the Blue Cave or explore the enchanting Krka National Park, a verdant oasis of cascading waterfalls and lush greenery. Whether you're a history buff, a nature enthusiast, an adventure seeker, or simply seeking to unwind in the lap of luxury, expect to find yourself in a world of fascination and wonder.

Time zones difference between Split and the UK is +1 hour.
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If you want to get a feel for what Split is like, a stroll through the old town is a must! Begin your exploration of Split at Pjaca square, where the city's historic town hall stands guard over the gleaming marble tiles and outdoor cafes below. Make sure you wander through the square and admire the stunning examples of Venetian- and Renaissance-era architecture.
For who are curious about the city’s history, head to Split City museum, which is located centrally and has a fantastic collection of paintings and weaponry. What is even more striking is the structure, which is a 15th-century Gothic-style building. After admiring the exterior façade, walk inside to gaze at the photographs, maps and other documents that shed light on the history of the city’s rich heritage.
Get away from the hustle bustle of the city, by exploring some of Split's lesser-known attractions. The Jewish cemetery on the hill's eastern side of Marjan is particularly notable. There have been no graves since 1945, although many of the tombstones are still readable, dating back to the 1700s. On the hill, marvel over the two churches: St. Nicholas from the 1200s and St. Jerome from the 1400s, both with renaissance altarpieces carved by the Venetian Andrea Alessi.
Don your best clothes and head down to the opera at the National Theatre! Catch a show or just admire the architecture! While you are here, it is important to understand how this building played a crucial role in popularising the Croatian language and culture prior to their independence! After the show, make sure to have a bite at one of the restaurants nearby for a wholesome experience.
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