“Nice coffee shop and lots of great local artist's paintings. In the center of Split.”

“Exibition of stuffed frogs. More fascinating than it can fit in one sentence.”

“Obavezno dotaknuti palac Grgura Ninskog koji je uvršten među 10 velikih svjetskih simbola sreće! Kip autora Ivana Meštovića visok je 6 metara, pa je palac najpristupačniji onima koji su skloni želje ostvarivati na lakši način ;-) ”

“Predivan i obnovljen muzej koji iskazuje urbanistički , kulturnopovijesni, umjetnički i gospodarski rast grada od njegova osnutka slijedom stoljeća. Nećete požaliti ako odete u Muzej grada Splita a nalazi se samo 5 m hoda od apartmana. ”

“Museum with an extensive collection of Latin inscriptions, predominantly originating from ancient Salona. In the early 16th century, Dominik Papalic, a nobleman and humanist from Split, set up in his house a collection of ancient inscriptions, which he found during the many walks with Marko Marulic, "the father of Croatian Literature", among the ruins of Salona. (On view in the Atrium of the Archaeological Museum are five original inscriptions that have been preserved from this collection). Marulic wrote the "catalogue", i.e. the "guide" to the collection.”

“Divna antička arhitektura koja se isprepliće sa srednjovjekovnim, renesansnim, baroknim i modernim graditeljstvom, koju usput prati i izuzetno zanimljiva priča o nastanku grada Splita.”

“This museum was founded with the unique task to explore, collect, present and study the remains of tangible and intangible culture of the Croatians from the Middle Ages, very interesting place!”

“Jedinstven po samoj činjenici da se prostor muzeja nalazi na mjestru gdje se u 4.stoljeću bile carske odaje,točnije spavaća soba cara Dioklecijana kao najintimniji dio Palače. Održavaju se predavanja,organiziraju izložbe,te prezetacija izrazito vrijednih etnografskih zbirki koje predočavaju nekadašnji život splićana,otočana i težaka Zagore.”

“Unique and amazing place going back to third century with St. Domnius Church, sphinx brought from Egypt by Diocletian and entrance into the Emperor's private chambers. So much history and so busy. ”

“Diocletian's Palace is an ancient palace built for the Roman Emperor Diocletian at the turn of the fourth century AD, that today forms about half the old town of Split, Croatia.”

“Na Sustipanu je nekoć bilo gradsko groblje, a danas je preuređen u prekrasan zeleni park, na samom ulazu u gradsku luku. Odavde se pruža prekrasan pogled, a svakako ga treba posjetiti u večernjim satima kad je pogled na Split i marinu zaista nešto posebno. ”

“This is sightseeing point overlooking whole town and port of Split. It is located on the Marjan. There is also a caffe bar - lounge bar on location.”

“ Romanesque bell tower, was constructed between the 13th and 16th centuries and reconstructed in 1908 after it collapsed. Tickets are sold separately from the Cathedral sightseeing for those eager to climb up for views over the old town's rooftops.”

“This is a complex with more then dozen bars, 2 restaurants, a club and few fast food restaurants. All have a view at the beach.”

“The Marjan hill lies on the west side of the city. Today it is a park forest.There are several small old churhes, trim, rent-a-bike. From MARJAN hill you can walk to most beautiful Split's beaches.”

“Obavezno dotaknuti palac Grgura Ninskog koji je uvršten među 10 velikih svjetskih simbola sreće! Kip autora Ivana Meštovića visok je 6 metara, pa je palac najpristupačniji onima koji su skloni želje ostvarivati na lakši način ;-) ”

“Trg okružen stupovima koji je središte kulturnog života Splita i gdje se zbog izvanredne akustike održava tradicionalna kulturno-glazbena manifestacija Splitsko ljeto.”

“Sa 57 metara visokog zvonika pruža se prekrasan pogled na stari i novi Split. ”

“Divna antička arhitektura koja se isprepliće sa srednjovjekovnim, renesansnim, baroknim i modernim graditeljstvom, koju usput prati i izuzetno zanimljiva priča o nastanku grada Splita.”

“The best preserved of the 4 gates of the Diocletian's Palace is the Golden Gate (the northern gate). It was the main entrance to the Palace. For that reason it used to be decorated with statues of the Emperor Diocletian and his co-regent Maximian which were placed in the upper row of the niches, and in the lower niches were the statues of their successors. The richly decorated consoles and capitals are still in place. On the capital to the west of the gate is a small but very important detail – the name Zotikos chiselled into the stone, one of the rare names of those who worked on the Palace.”

“Unique and amazing place going back to third century with St. Domnius Church, sphinx brought from Egypt by Diocletian and entrance into the Emperor's private chambers. So much history and so busy. ”

“Peristyle is the central square of the Palace. Owing to its unique beauty and unusual acoustics, Peistyle became the ideal theatre scenery, perfect for opera classics and works of ancient literature, but also the stage where abundant urban life continues. Having your coffee on the steps circling Peristyle is a unique experience, one of the closest touches of a modern man with the ancient heritage.”