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Split's Hidden Gems

Explore Split beyond the main Roman ruins with this collection of niche cultural sites and local favorites. This list includes the narrowest street in the city, the unique taxidermy dioramas of Froggyland, and the 14th-century collections at the Gallery of Fine Arts. Discover monumental bronze statues by Ivan Meštrović, the bustling daily Green Market, and the pebbled shores of Kašjuni beach situated at the base of Marjan Hill.

Let Me Pass street

Historic street located within the Old Town area near Diocletian's Palace, regarded as a hidden gem of the city's cultural landscape.

Game of Thrones Museum Split

A hidden treat for Game of Thrones fans despite its relatively small size, there's a lot of detail in each exhibit.

Gregory of Nin

A 28-foot bronze statue by Ivan Meštrović depicting the 10th-century bishop who advocated for the use of the Croatian language in liturgy. Rubbing the statue's golden toe is a local tradition believed to bring good luck.

Green Market

An open-air traditional market located on the eastern edge of Diocletian's Palace. It features daily vendors selling seasonal fruits, vegetables, local cheeses, honey, and handmade souvenirs.

Gallery of Fine Arts, Split

The Museum of Fine Arts, is an art museum in Split, Croatia containing works from the 14th century up to the present day providing an…

Kašjuni

A pebbled beach located on the southern slopes of Marjan Hill. It offers a quieter alternative to city center beaches, surrounded by pine forests and steep cliffs.

Froggyland

This bizarre collection of over 500 frogs that are stuffed and put into human-like scenarios.

Marko Marulić

A bronze monument in Fruit Square created by Ivan Meštrović. It honors the 15th-century Split-born poet and humanist widely regarded as the father of Croatian literature.