Split

Castles & palaces

Diocletian's Palace

The palace where Roman emperor Diocletian lived after his retirement, now woven into the old town of Split. Traces of ancient Rome can be found throughout its winding streets.

Nature

Čiovo

Čiovo is a Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea, close to Trogir and Kaštela, making it easy to combine with a visit to those towns. Its small size makes it easy to explore at a relaxed pace.

Temples & religious sites

Cathedral of Saint Domnius

A cathedral in Split's old town, housed in what was originally the mausoleum of the Roman emperor Diocletian. It's considered the oldest Catholic cathedral to have retained its original structure without major alterations.

Parks & gardens

Marjan

A hill on the Split peninsula covered in Mediterranean pine forest, offering views of both the city and the sea. With jogging trails, beaches, and even a zoo, it's a popular spot for weekend outings.

Temples & religious sites

Temple of Jupiter, Split

A Roman-era temple near the Peristyle square within Diocletian's Palace in Split. Built in the early 4th century for the god Jupiter, it was later used as a baptistery.

Temples & religious sites

Hollow Church

The excavated remains of an 11th-century Romanesque church at the Salona archaeological site near Split. It's a good place to explore ancient ruins and get a feel for history.

Nature

Mali Kozjak

A mountain rising above Kaštela near Split, part of the Dinaric Alps, with a highest peak of 779 meters. Its limestone karst terrain creates a striking contrast between the steep southern slope and the gentler northern one.

Nature

Kaštela Bay

This bay lies on the Adriatic Sea between Split and Trogir, with coastal towns adding to its charming scenery. It's a lovely spot for a seaside walk.