How to Get to Split

By Air: Fly into Split Airport (SPU), located just 25 km from the city centre, offering numerous international and domestic flights.

By Sea: Arrive by ferry from Ancona, Italy, or from other Croatian islands and coastal towns. Split's port is one of the busiest in the Adriatic.

By Land: Travel by bus or train from major European cities. The central bus and railway stations are conveniently located near the historic centre.

Split’s Highlights

Diocletian’s Palace: Wander through this UNESCO World Heritage site, a sprawling complex of ancient ruins, medieval courtyards, and bustling local shops.

Marjan Hill: Hike or bike up to this urban oasis for panoramic views of the city and sea, shaded pine forests, and charming chapels.

Riva Promenade and Harbour: Stroll along this lively waterfront and harbour, lined with cafes, restaurants, and palm trees. Watch boats glide by, enjoy the vibrant maritime atmosphere, and soak in the Mediterranean vibe at one of the most picturesque spots in Split. Perfect for people-watching and capturing stunning sunsets.

People's Square & Old Town Hall: Discover the beating heart of Split's old town, a picturesque square surrounded by historic buildings, vibrant cafes, and the iconic clock tower.

Saint Domnius Cathedral: Marvel at the stunning architecture of this ancient cathedral, originally built as Diocletian’s mausoleum, and enjoy panoramic views from its bell tower.

Republic Square: Experience the elegant Venetian-style square, also known as Prokurative, hosting lively events, concerts, and a beautiful view of the harbour.

Bacvice Beach: Relax on this popular sandy beach, known for its crystal-clear waters and vibrant nightlife scene.