Explore Split, Croatia, a city born from Roman Emperor Diocletian's palace. Sun-drenched beaches meet ancient history. Discover the vibrant Riva promenade and climb Marjan Hill for stunning Adriatic views.
Explore the city's most talked-about destinations, sorted by the number of reviews. The higher the position on the list, the greater the number of reviews for each place. Discover the pulse of Split through these extensively reviewed and popular spots.
Historical landmark
This huge, fortress-like palace served as a residence for a Roman emperor & the military garrison.
Museum
Weapons, outfits & archive material from the hit TV show "Game of Thrones", partly filmed in Split.
Museum
Quirky exhibit displaying stuffed frogs in human scenarios, like playing sports & sitting in class.
Art museum
Works by 20th-century sculptor Ivan Meลกtroviฤ displayed in his panoramic former residence & studio.
Archaeological museum
Longtime archeological museum displaying diverse artifacts in an estate-like space with a garden.
Maritime museum
Intimate 1925 museum offering a small gallery with maritime relics & art, plus a life-sized boat.
Museum
Art gallery in a former hospital with Croatian & European works from the 14th century to today.
Museum
Museum with paintings, sculpture, weapons & armor housed in part of Diocletian's 4th-century palace.
16th-century estate featuring art & wooden religious motifs by famed sculptor Ivan Mestrovic.
Ethnographic museum
Ethnography museum with exhibits on traditional costumes, crafts & culture of the Dalmatian Coast.
Natural history museum
Compact museum & zoo devoted to Croatian natural history with regional artifacts & domestic animals.
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