By day, they frequent terrace cafés on the Riva seafront promenade and after dark, the alleyways of the Diocletian’s Palace behind it. Many a Split bar will have its entrance on a parallel ...

The best way to get around Split is by car since it gives you the ... Diocletian's Palace, along with the car-free Marmontova Street and Riva, are particularly nice places to stroll.

It hums with the vibrancy you'd expect from Croatia's second-largest city (after capital Zagreb), plus the seaside ambiance of sleepier coastal towns. Split has all the trappings of a modern city.

Split is absolutely worth visiting. Not only is Split the 2nd largest city in Croatia, but it’s a beautiful coastal town with many things to do. From exploring the historical sites like ...

Croatia’s coastline is ideal for sailing enthusiasts. Split, historically known as Spalato ... After sightseeing, relax along the Riva promenade or take a ferry to nearby islands like Brač ...

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but as Croatia's second biggest city, Split remains comparatively uncommercialised. Straddled by the cobalt-blue Adriatic, Split’s Riva harbour features fluttering palms and trendy cafes ...

Split, Croatia’s second biggest city ... the Unesco World Heritage-listed Diocletian’s Palace and the popular Riva Promenade. Rixos Premium Dubrovnik review: a game of views, swims and ...