Split
Day trip to Split – UNESCO city of Diocletian’s Palace
Split is one of the most important historical and tourist cities in Croatia, with a history spanning more than 1,700 years. Founded around Diocletian's Palace, it today represents a unique blend of ancient heritage and modern Mediterranean life.
The heart of the city is Diocletian's Palace, which together with the historic centre of Split has been under the protection of UNESCO since 1979. This vibrant area is not only a historical monument but also a living urban centre where daily life unfolds among Roman walls, medieval streets, and Renaissance palaces.
What to see in Split
Split offers a wide range of experiences for all types of visitors:
- walking through Diocletian's Palace and its cellars
- Riva – the main seaside promenade and social hub
- Peristyle and ancient squares
- museums, galleries, and cultural landmarks
- local market and fish market
- numerous cafés and restaurants in the old town
The city is known for its blend of history, culture, and everyday life, where tourists and locals share the same space and atmosphere.
Activities and events in Split
Split is a city that lives all year round. Besides its cultural landmarks, it is known for sports, music, and events such as the Ultra Europe festival. Its rich gastronomic scene, museums, theatres, and summer programs make it one of the most vibrant cities on the Adriatic.
How to get to Split from Stobreč
Stobreč is only about 7 km from Split and is easily accessible:
- on foot or by bike along the coastal promenade via Žnjan
- by car (short drive along the coast)
- by local bus lines: 25 (Stobreč centre), 26, 27, 28, 29, and 60 (Šine 2 stop, D8)
This proximity makes Split an ideal day trip during a stay in Stobreč.
Useful information:
Visit Split
