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An inviting living area is framed by exposed stone walls and a vaulted ceiling, showcasing a plush turquoise sofa adorned with cushions. A sleek coffee table rests in front, while a wall-mounted television adds modern convenience. The kitchenette is subtly visible in the background.
Cave in Split
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 515 reviews

Luxury Apartment VOLAT, Downtown

The apartment is a newly converted, 200 years old wine cellar. It is situated on the ground floor of a typical Croatian stone house which dates back to 1800s. You will enjoy a unique, traditional Dalmatian interior. The stone inside will keep you warm in winters and cold in hot Split summers. Emperor Diocletian's Palace is only 5 minutes away. (You will see similarities between his cellars and your apartment! If you come with car, 50m from Apartment is public Parking (60kn per Day)

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Natural light floods the living area through large doors, offering a scenic view of the sea. A minimalist seating arrangement features a stylish chair and a low table on a soft rug, creating a relaxed atmosphere. The stone walls add character to the space.
Apartment in Split
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 213 reviews

Riva View Apartment

Enjoy the best experience of Split old town in Riva View Apartment. Perfectly located in the middle of Riva on the 1st floor, you will enjoy the beautiful view on the islands from your balcony. The apartment has been completely renovated to reveal the authenticity of the Diocletian Palace stone walls and provide the maximum comfort during your stay. You will find the closest public paid Parking just few hundred meters from the apartment and the Ferry port is a 5 minutes walk away.

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A view from an open window showcases a charming balcony adorned with vibrant red flowers. The ancient architecture of the surrounding buildings is visible, highlighting the historical significance of the location. The scene captures the essence of the old city atmosphere in Split.
Apartment in Split
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 350 reviews

Split Centre - 4**** - Luxury - Old town apartment

You are located 30 m from the main promenade and 50 m from the entrance to the Cellars of the Diocletian’s palace. On the square itself and all around it you can find museums, restaurants, bars and shops with groceries. When you stay in this apartment, you are in the short walking distance of everything you might need. If you are coming before check in time, we will organize luggage storage for free so you can enjoy in city whit out your luggage, same thing whit check out :)

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The room features a spacious bed dressed in neutral linens, with soft towels neatly arranged. A seating area with two chairs and a small table is visible. Floor-to-ceiling glass panels provide a view of the St. Domnius cathedral, illuminated against the evening sky.
Guest suite in Split
5 out of 5 average rating, 450 reviews

Studiolo - Downtown center location and view

Trevor's review : " The central location and the stunning view is matched by the modern space that has been created. You walk out onto the roof top to the see main central tower that is St. Domnius in front of you! The apartments main wall is all glass, that can slide back to open the whole space up. Photos do not explain how brilliant this place is. A modern space, very comfortable bed, air con, fridge, smartTV and coffee machine. Large shower room off main space."...

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An interior space features natural stone walls and exposed wooden beams. A comfortable couch in earthy tones is paired with two armchairs. A rustic dining table is positioned nearby, with a vase of flowers on top. Soft lighting emanates from a ceiling fixture above.
Loft in Split
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 226 reviews

La Divine Inside Palace loft | Balcony

Wake beneath exposed beams of centuries-old wooden ceilings. Be charmed by antique touches, industrial-style stairs, and fine finishes nestled behind the sprawling, massive internal stone arches of the Imperial Palace protected by UNESCO. Steeped in history, drink a glass of wine from the balcony of this unique loft after exploring Split’s delights, where museum pieces adorn a palette of sand and muted, earthy hues.

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An open studio layout is showcased, featuring a queen size bed in the foreground. A kitchenette with modern appliances and a dining set with two black chairs is visible. Stone walls add character, while natural light filters through large windows, enhancing the inviting atmosphere.
Apartment in Split
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 328 reviews

Studio in Historical Diocletian Palace with Quiet Courtyard

Our studio is on the 2nd floor of the old stone house built in the 1700s. The studio is one unique space with a queen size bed, kitchenette and dining space all in one, and a bathroom with a spacious shower. We offer Wi-Fi, a flat TV with numerous channels and air-conditioning. Vibrant shops, galleries, and cafes line the narrow streets of the palace. A produce market, fish market, bookstore are minutes away.

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An open-plan living area features stone walls and wooden beams, providing a warm and rustic ambiance. A spacious sofa is arranged around a glass coffee table. A dining table for four is positioned nearby, and the kitchen is equipped with essential appliances and storage.
Apartment in Split
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 209 reviews

All you need Old town Studio

Stay in a charming stone studio in the heart of Split, tucked away in a peaceful old-town street just steps from Diocletian’s Palace. Cozy, stylish and fully equipped, this space is perfect for couples or solo travelers. Cafés, restaurants, markets and all major attractions are only minutes away on foot—enjoy the authentic Split experience with everything at your doorstep.

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A modern kitchen showcases a spacious island with a marble base and wooden countertop, accompanied by four high stools. Pendant lighting above provides gentle illumination, highlighting the sleek cabinetry and the large window featuring sheer curtains that allow natural light to fill the space.
Apartment in Split
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

Upscale Suite | Picture Perfect Chic Getaway

Discover unparalleled luxury living, where every detail is carefully curated against a backdrop of soft, pale colors. Embrace the convenience and privacy of a home while relishing in the indulgence of a hotel experience, whether you're traveling with friends or family. Unwind in the tranquility of a bathtub, promising moments of serene relaxation throughout your stay.

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A modern dining area features a large wooden table with sleek blue chairs arranged around it. Exposed wooden beams complement the stone walls housing a flat-screen TV. In the background, a stylish kitchen is visible, showcasing dark cabinetry and appliances.
Condo in Split
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

Royal Old Town Split | Designer Stay with Sauna

✨ Timeless elegance in the heart of Old Town Split. Set in a historic stone residence, Aurato blends centuries-old charm with modern luxury. Soaring high ceilings, original stone walls, and a private sauna create a majestic yet deeply relaxing retreat, perfect for an unforgettable Split city centre stay, just steps from most iconic sights.

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A balcony area features two teal chairs and a round table, illuminated by a soft glow from a lantern. The view captures a scenic waterfront, with city lights reflecting on the water and distant mountains visible under a twilight sky.
Apartment in Split
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 226 reviews

Breathtaking view, top location****

Our beautiful, light-filled ART APARTMENT invites you to stay in this high class acommodation.Top place and premium service! Everything is brand new, unique interior and over 70 m2 of space. Perfect for a family or a group of friends. On the sunny terrace you will have the best waterfront sea view over islands and enjoying in the sunset.

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A cozy sleeping area features a spacious bed adorned with soft pillows and a light quilt. Elegant wooden beams decorate the ceiling, while framed artwork adds character to the walls. A bedside table and dresser complement the room's inviting atmosphere.
Apartment in Split
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 416 reviews

Romansa apartment with amazing view

Dear guests! Apartment Romansa (50m2) has been named one of the most beautiful in Split and it is located in old town called Varoš near park forest Marjan. It is full new apartment and it is the first year of renting apartment Romansa. Welcome!

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A corner of the room showcases an ancient stone relief, part of the original Jupiter temple wall. Large windows allow natural light to fill the space while offering views of historical architecture outside. Soft drapes frame the windows, complementing the light-colored walls and wooden flooring.
Apartment in Split
5 out of 5 average rating, 279 reviews

Roman Heritage‏ Luxury Apartment

It is situated on the third floor, in the heart of the Diocletian palace. Unique wall decorated with ancient reliefs is over 1700 years old and represents the original wall of the Jupiter temple. So here you have chance to feel the history.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How is the weather in Split?

    Split has a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers averaging around 85°F (29°C), and mild, wet winters, with temperatures often hovering around 46°F (8°C). The sea remains warm for swimming from May to October.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Split?

    In Split, you may explore the ancient Diocletian's Palace, stroll through the vibrant Riva promenade, and hike up Marjan Hill for panoramic views of the city. Visiting the local markets or sunbathing at Bačvice Beach are also popular activities.

  • What is the best time of year to visit Split?

    The peak season in Split is during the summer months of June to August. During this period, numerous events take place such as the Split Summer Festival featuring theatre, opera, and music performances, and the Marjan Hill race, a popular running event.

  • What are the best places to stay in Split?

    The Old Town is a preferred area for its proximity to historical sights like Diocletian's Palace. Bačvice is well-liked for its beach and nightlife, while Meje is loved for its tranquillity and proximity to Marjan Hill.

  • What are the best places to visit in Split?

    Visitors to Split frequently explore Diocletian's Palace, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, and the Split Archaeological Museum. Other popular spots include the Marjan Forest Park, the Ivan Meštrović Gallery, and the bustling Pazar Market.

  • What are some hiking trails in Split?

    Marjan Hill provides several hiking trails that offer stunning views of Split and the Adriatic Sea. Also, Biokovo Nature Park, about 60 km (37 miles) from Split, has a variety of trails amidst its rugged mountain landscape.

  • What are some family activities to do in Split?

    Families can explore the historic Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, or stroll along the Riva Promenade. Alternatively, you can venture to Marjan Forest Park for a nature walk, or spend a day at Bačvice Beach. For those interested in science and nature, the Split Science Museum and Zoo can be a fun family outing.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas in Split?

    From Split, you can take a day trip to the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park, the historic city of Trogir, or the beautiful islands of Hvar and Brač. Krka National Park, known for its stunning waterfalls, is another popular choice.

All about Split

At first glance, this Croatian port town on the Aegean Sea seduces the eye with white stone buildings and red-tiled roofs, which glow against the bright blue of the sky and the Mediterranean Sea. As you wander down Split’s narrow streets, you realize that the buildings around you span two millennia, and you find yourself staring upwards, picking out architectural details from the Roman era, the Middle Ages, and the Belle Epoque.

Whether you’re visiting Split at the peak of its bronzed-beachcomber summers or during its moody gray winters, Croatia’s second-biggest city exudes a relaxed vibrancy. The shops and galleries along Marmont Street (Marmontova Ulica), as well as its seafood market, are bustling no matter what time of year. In the warmer months, locals and visitors alike while away the afternoon at the bars and cafes flanking the beach at Bačvice, or settle into open-air restaurant tables along the Riva, the city’s seaside promenade, for a leisurely dinner and plenty of crowd-watching.

What are the top things to do in Split?

Tour Diocletian’s Palace

Few Roman sites from 1,700 years ago have the immediacy of the spectacularly preserved Diocletian’s Palace. Built for the emperor back when Split was a village on the outskirts of the more populous Salona (itself now in ruins), Diocletian’s fortress and imperial residence has been absorbed into the surrounding houses and shops. You will shuttle back and forth through the centuries as you wander through the ancient Cathedral of St. Domnius, arched passageways and gates, and the peristyle (central courtyard). Afterward, head to the Archeological Museum to peruse hundreds of Roman artifacts.

Take Some Island Time

You could spend a full year exploring the 1,200 islands off the Croatian coast. If you don’t have a year, take a ferry to Hvar or Brač, two of the biggest, not to mention the easiest, to get to from Split. Hvar draws the internationally rich to its azure bays and graceful villas, and you can wander around the medieval city of Hvar or escape in a car to more remote towns and beaches. On Brač, vineyards and olive groves stripe the mountainside on Vidova Gora, which you can summit by foot in just a few hours, cooling off afterward on Golden Horn Beach.

Climb Marjan Hill

Split is situated on a peninsula that juts into the Aegean, and an expansive natural preserve covers its western tip. A large hill divides the park from the residential neighborhoods on its east flank, and as you climb you’ll pass open-air cafes, a Jewish cemetery, and centuries-old chapels. Many locals treat Marjan as an open-air gym, and you’ll likely spot runners sweating up the steps and climbers feeling their way along the rocky bluffs. If you crest Marjan Hill and head back down on its north side, you’ll reach pine-shaded beaches suited for contemplating the sea rather than stretching out a towel.

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