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Split, Croatia
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When to visit
Nähtävyydet kohteessa Split, Croatia
1. Diocletian's Palace
2. Cathedral of Saint Domnius (Katedrala Svetog Duje)
3. Peristyle (Peristil)
4. Riva (Split Waterfront Promenade)
5. Marjan Hill / Marjan Forest Park (Vidilica viewpoint)
7. Statue of Gregory of Nin (Grgur Ninski)
8. People's Square (Pjaca)
9. Archaeological Museum Split (Arheološki muzej Split)
10. Green Market (Pazar)
Traditional Sweet Dishes
Fritule
Fritule are tiny, rum- and citrus-scented fried dough balls dusted with powdered sugar, traditionally served at Christmas and family gatherings across Split.
Rozata
Rožata is a silky caramel custard flavored with rose liqueur or rose water, and it traces its roots to Dalmatian convents where it was a celebratory dessert.
Krostule
Kroštule are crisp, ribbon-like fried pastries with Venetian roots, twisted into knots and always dusted with sugar for festive occasions.
Traditional Savory Dishes
Pasticada
Pašticada is a slow-braised, marinated beef stew cooked for hours in a sweet-and-sour sauce with prunes and red wine, often prepared for weddings and holidays.
Peka
Peka is a rustic cooking method where meat, seafood and vegetables are slow-roasted under a bell covered with hot coals, producing an intense smoky flavor you cannot replicate in a regular oven.
Soparnik
Soparnik is a paper-thin chard and onion pie from the Poljica region near Split, and it is recognized in Croatia as an important element of cultural heritage.
Traditional Beverages
Rakija
Rakija is a potent fruit brandy often made from plums, grapes or herbs, traditionally homemade and served as a welcoming toast and a folk remedy.
Maraschino
Maraschino is a clear cherry liqueur made from the native Marasca cherry, it was once a luxury exported across Europe and gives a floral, almond-like finish to cocktails.
Pelinkovac
Pelinkovac is a bitter herbal liqueur dominated by wormwood, it is sipped as a digestive and features in many Croatian after-dinner customs.
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Day trips
Trogir
Well-preserved medieval town with UNESCO-listed old town.
Google MapsKrka National Park
Famous waterfalls with swimming areas and walking trails.
Google MapsHvar (town)
Vibrant island town with beaches, nightlife and historic sites.
Google MapsBrač (Supetar / Bol)
Island known for Zlatni Rat beach and traditional stone villages.
Google MapsŠibenik
Historic coastal city with St. James Cathedral (UNESCO).
Google MapsKommentit (5)
Buy ferry and catamaran tickets online a day or two ahead in summer, routes sell out. Local buses often take cash only, keep coins for fares.
Pretty city, lovely architecture, but the Riva area felt overpriced and touristy. If you love history plan 3-4 days, otherwise two is fine.
Loved Split's old town vibes, friendly people and great seafood. Hot days, breezy nights. Three nights gave a good taste without rushing.
Beautiful coastline but crazy crowded in July, expect long lines at restaurants. Do mornings for quiet, nights get busy and loud.
Skip restaurants on the main promenade, walk two blocks inland for cheaper, tastier konobas. Try buzara prawns at a family spot for real Dalmatian flavor.
Getting there
Train stations
Main line to Zagreb; regional services toward Šibenik/Knin
Airport shuttle bus to Split bus/train station ~30–40 min; taxis cost more.
Klikkaa saadaksesi eSim kohteeseen Split, Croatia
Helpoin ja edullisin tapa saada mobiililaajakaista missä tahansa matkustatkin.