Split

Stadt · Gespanschaft Split-Dalmatien, 🇭🇷 Kroatien

Bevölkerung 160.577

Fläche 80 km²

Zeitzone Europe/Zagreb

Offizielle Website split.hr

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Grad Split Essentials

This collection centers on the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site that forms the living heart of Split. The list covers the palace's four monumental Roman gates, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, and specialized cultural sites like the Ivan Meštrović Gallery and the Game of Thrones Museum. Beyond the Roman ruins, it includes the vibrant Green Market and the Marjan peninsula, which offers limestone climbing routes and forested trails overlooking the Adriatic Sea.

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Hidden Gems

Beyond the walls of Diocletian's Palace, Split’s lesser-known sites offer a mix of quirky taxidermy and ancient history. This collection includes Let Me Pass street, one of the narrowest alleys in the city, and Froggyland, which displays over 500 taxidermy frogs in human-like dioramas. For cultural depth, the Gallery of Fine Arts spans seven centuries of Croatian art, while the Archaeological Museum houses early medieval monuments. Fans of cinema can also find detailed props and exhibits at the dedicated Game of Thrones Museum.

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Coastal Retreats

Split’s shoreline ranges from the shallow sandy bays of the eastern city center to the rugged pebble coves at the foot of Marjan Hill. Bačvice is the city’s primary sandy beach and the birthplace of picigin, a traditional ball game played in the shallow water. Further east, Firule and Ovčice provide sheltered sandy shores and calm waters. To the west, Ježinac features stone piers and historic columns, while Kašjuni offers a deep, pebble-lined bay surrounded by pine forests and steep cliffs.

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Museums & Galleries

Split’s cultural landscape offers a diverse mix of classical sculpture, historical archives, and unconventional exhibits. The Ivan Meštrović Gallery displays the master sculptor's works within his former coastal villa, while the Gallery of Fine Arts houses a collection spanning from the 14th century to contemporary times. Visitors can explore ancient artifacts at the Archaeological Museum or witness the neo-baroque architecture of the Croatian National Theatre. Unique thematic highlights include the detailed props of the Game of Thrones Museum and the taxidermy dioramas at Froggyland.

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Scenic Views & Parks

This collection explores the elevated peaks and green spaces of Split, focusing on the Marjan peninsula and the Mosor mountain range. Key locations include Telegrin, the highest point on Marjan at 178 meters, and the historic Sustipan park, situated on the site of a former 19th-century cemetery. The list also covers urban parks like Đardin and various viewpoints overlooking the Dalmatian islands, Kaštela Bay, and the historic city center.

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Historic Sites

Split's historic center is anchored by the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site that retains much of its original Roman layout. This selection includes the monumental Golden, Silver, and Bronze gates that served as the palace's primary defensive entrances. Beyond the walls, the 9-kilometer Roman aqueduct showcases ancient engineering, while Ivan Meštrović's sculptures of Gregory of Nin and Marko Marulić represent the city’s transition from Roman rule to its medieval and Renaissance identity.

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