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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.

Prva vidilica

Located at the top of the Marjan hill stairs, this platform provides direct views of Diocletian’s Palace and the city harbor.

Telegrin

The highest peak of Marjan Hill at 178 meters, featuring a 360-degree panorama of the Adriatic islands, the Kaštela Gulf, and the Mosor and Kozjak mountains.

Sustipan

A cliffside park on a small peninsula that once housed the city's main cemetery. It features a neoclassical pavilion and views of the ACI Marina.

Vidilica

Elevated observation point on Marjan Hill providing views of the southern coastline and the surrounding archipelago.

Park Josipa Jurja Strossmayera

Known locally as Đardin, this park is situated north of the Golden Gate and features a central fountain and 19th-century landscaping.

Zlatna Vrata

The northern entrance to Diocletian's Palace, featuring a small park area housing the monumental statue of Gregory of Nin by Ivan Meštrović.

Kaštelanska vidilica

A viewpoint on the northern slopes of Marjan Hill overlooking the Kaštela Bay and the Kozjak mountain range.

Kašjuni Beach Viewpoint

Roadside lookout point offering a vertical perspective of the deep blue waters and pebble shores of Kašjuni Beach.

Park pomoraca

A small green space near the port dedicated to the city's maritime heritage, located adjacent to the Bačvice district.

Veliki Kabal

The highest peak of the Mosor mountain range at 1,339 meters, marked by a large wooden cross and accessible via hiking trails from Gornje Sitno.

Zvončac

A coastal park featuring open lawns and a children's playground, located between the ACI Marina and the Jadran swimming club.