Split
Konoba Hvaranin: A Miniscule Family-Run Tavern
Konoba Hvaranin (meaning ‘man from Hvar’) is a miniscule eatery that won’t impress you when you first encounter it but ...
Two Charming Old Neighborhoods: Veli Varoš and Radunica
On either side the historic core of Split you will find two charming neighborhoods with each their personal history to ...
Sites in Split: St. Francis Monastery and Matejuška
Located directly west of the Riva sea front at the fountain roundabout is the narrow Church of St. Francis (Sv. ...
Sites in Split: The Cellars of Diocletian’s Palace
The cellars of Diocletian’s Palace are housed within the southern half of the palace. The floor plan showcases a mirror ...
Sites in Split: The Temple of Jupiter
The Temple of Jupiter is located just west of Peristil, at the end of a narrow passageway called Kraj Sveti ...
Sites in Split: The Sinagogue, Jewish Community, and the Jewish Cemetery
The Synagogue Tucked into the western walls of Diocletian’s Palace in the narrow street of Židovski Prolaz (Jewish Passage) you ...
Sites in Split: Peristil
In Roman architecture, a peristyle is an open colonnade surrounding a court; hence the name of the central court in ...
Sites in Split: Cathedral of Saint Domnius
This Cathedral of St. Domnius (Katedrala Sv. Duje or Sv. Dujam) is the most visited attraction in Split, particularly as ...
Sites in Split: Diocletian’s Palace Gates
The nucleus of Split is most definitely Diocletian’s Palace, a 1700-year-old Roman structure measuring approximately 160m by 190m. A gate ...
Sites in Split: Pjaca
Narodni Trj (People’s Square), known as Pjaca (a Croatian interpretation of the Italian ‘Piazza’) by locals was once called San ...
