Split 2 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring the Historical Core of Split

Morning:

  • Start your day with breakfast at Frog & Friends, a charming café known for its delicious pastries and coffee. (Address: Žurka 4, 21000, Split)
  • Visit the Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the heart of Split. Wander through its ancient streets, including Peristil Square, Golden Gate, and Jupiter’s Temple. (Entrance fee: €20 for adults)
  • Explore the bustling Roman Spštir Market near the palace, where you can find fresh produce, seafood, and local delicacies.

Afternoon:

  • Visit the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, a cathedral built within Diocletian’s Mausoleum. Climb the bell tower for panoramic views of Split. (Entrance fee: €8 for adults)
  • Take a stroll along the Riva Promenade, Split’s waterfront, and enjoy the beautiful Adriatic Sea view.
  • Visit the Museum of Fine Arts or the Archeological Museum to learn more about Split’s rich history. (Entrance fee: €8 for adults)
  • Relax on Bačvice Beach, a pebble beach perfect for swimming and people watching.

Evening:

  • Dine at Zrno Soli, known for its innovative Dalmatian cuisine and excellent wine list. (Address: Slavujeva 1, 21000, Split)
  • Enjoy a drink at Marjan Bar, located within the walls of Diocletian’s Palace, with a great selection of cocktails and a romantic atmosphere. (Address: Trg Braće Radića 3, 21000, Split)

Transportation:

  • Split’s old town is quite walkable, but you can use the local bus network or taxis for longer journeys. Consider buying a Split Card for unlimited travel on public transport.

Day 2: Nature and Relaxation

Morning:

  • Take a ferry to Brač Island, famous for its white stone beaches and the stunning Zlatni Rat Beach. (Ferry tickets: €10 round trip)
  • Spend your morning relaxing on the beach or exploring the island’s quiet villages. Rent a scooter or bike to get around.

Afternoon:

  • Return to Split for lunch at Konoba Marjan, a traditional konoba (tavern) offering delicious Dalmatian dishes. (Address: Branitelja Hrvatske 25, 21000, Split)
  • Visit Marjan Hill, Split’s green lung, and hike to the top for stunning views of the city and the sea. You can also visit the Church of St. Nicholas at the summit.

Evening:

  • Dine at Konoba Matejuška, located in the charming fishing village of Matejuška. Enjoy fresh seafood prepared in a traditional way. (Address: Matejuška 3, 21000, Split)
  • End your day with a leisurely stroll along Riva Promenade or Bačvice Beach.

Things to Know:

  • Split’s summer season is busy, so book accommodation and popular restaurants in advance.
  • Croatia uses the Croatian Kuna (HRK) as its official currency. ATMs are widely available throughout the city.
  • English is widely spoken, especially among younger generations.
  • Remember to respect local customs and traditions during your visit.