Nestled in Central Dalmatia, Split stands as Croatia’s second-largest town and serves as a vital intra-regional transportation hub connecting numerous islands to the coast. Established in the 4th century by the Roman emperor Diocletian, Split’s beating heart remains Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enclosed within its white stone walls, the palace houses a vibrant mix of shops, bars, cafes, hotels, and residences beneath its courtyards and galleries. Experience the charm of the city by strolling down the palm-lined promenade, known as Riva, and savoring a leisurely cup of coffee in the sun.

The spirited inhabitants of Split proudly declare their city as “the most beautiful one in the world and beyond,” a sentiment they’ll eagerly share with visitors. The city effortlessly blends tradition with modernity, creating a dynamic atmosphere. The dramatic coastal mountains serve as a breathtaking backdrop to the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea, offering a stunning view as you embark on a ferry journey to explore the nearby islands.

Did You Know? Split boasts one of the world’s narrowest streets, aptly named “Let me pass,” located behind the Sphinx in front of the Jupiter Temple. Additionally, you’ll encounter an impressive total of 12 sphinxes scattered throughout the city.