Split |
Overlooking the Adriatic Sea and backed by the rugged Dinaric Mountains, this splendid Dalmatian city resembles a living museum. Ancient Roman architecture form…
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Diocletian's Palace
Diocletian's Palace
Named after the Roman emperor who built it, Diocletian's Palace lies at the heart of modern-day Split and is testimony to the city's rich history. The complex includes Diocletian's mausoleum…
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Nightlife |
Nightlife is at its best in summer, with a range of outdoor cultural events and coastal bars staying open until the small hours. Within the palace, bars tend to close at around midnight.Ease into the evening with a drink at a one of the fairly uniform cafes that line the Riva, before mingling with the in-crowd at Puls 2, Buvinova 1, or at the Bohemian Ghetto Club, Dosud 10. For a tipple with a view, head up Marjan Hill to the Vidilica Café, Nazorov prilaz 1, or pop along to Ovčice, Put Firula 4,…
Sightseeing |
Most of Split’s monuments are located in Grad (the old town), which consists of the Roman-era Diocletian’s Palace and a warren of medieval buildings contained within sturdy 14th-century walls.Obala Hrvatskog narodnog preporoda (known locally as the Riva), the palm-lined seafront promenade, immediately south of Grad, is also a popular spot for locals and visitors.East of the old town walls lies the colourful Pazar (open-air market). Beyond this, you will find the bustling ferry terminal, with the…
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