Split

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Croatia’s second largest city is home to one of the best-preserved Roman palaces in the world. Diocletian’s Palace was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. The harbourside palatial structure was built as a retirement home for the Roman Emperor in the 4th century AD. Within the palace walls is a labyrinth of cobblestone streets and alleyways that are packed with 200 buildings, including quaint shops, chic cafes and bars and stylish restaurants.

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Situated on Split’s peninsula, Marjan hill offers spectacular views of the city and the Adriatic Sea. You can reach the top of the hill on foot, or hire a bicycle at the entrance gate. Marjan is covered in a lush, dense and fragrant pine forest and encircled by the city. From the prime vantage point, you can gaze out to sea, and enjoy panoramic vistas of Split’s enchanting Riva promenade and the majestic Old Town.

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            [right_title] => Spend The Day At A Fortress
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The medieval fortress of Klis is perched high above the village of the same name, and boasts a rich heritage. Built in the 3rd century BC, Klis fortress was once home to many Croatian kings. For a long time, it was a popular attraction for local people. More recently, the historic monument has featured in the hit TV show Game of Thrones. Wander around the ruins, and take a picture of the famous dragon statue.

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            [right_title] => Escape To Historic Trogir
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The charming medieval town of Trogir is situated on a tiny island that’s connected to the Croatian mainland, and Čiovo Island, by a bridge. The Old Town features an abundance of Renaissance, Baroque and Romanesque architecture, and the 13th century Cathedral of St Lawrence. Trogir boasts UNESCO World Heritage Site status, and offers breathtaking sweeping views from the bell tower of the Renaissance Chapel of St John. The ancient Cippiko Palace is also worth exploring.

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Visit The Iconic UNESCO-listed Site

Croatia’s second largest city is home to one of the best-preserved Roman palaces in the world. Diocletian’s Palace was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. The harbourside palatial structure was built as a retirement home for the Roman Emperor in the 4th century AD. Within the palace walls is a labyrinth of cobblestone streets and alleyways that are packed with 200 buildings, including quaint shops, chic cafes and bars and stylish restaurants.

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Croatia’s second largest city is home to one of the best-preserved Roman palaces in the world. Diocletian’s Palace was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. The harbourside palatial structure was built as a retirement home for the Roman Emperor in the 4th century AD. Within the palace walls is a labyrinth of cobblestone streets and alleyways that are packed with 200 buildings, including quaint shops, chic cafes and bars and stylish restaurants.

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Situated on Split’s peninsula, Marjan hill offers spectacular views of the city and the Adriatic Sea. You can reach the top of the hill on foot, or hire a bicycle at the entrance gate. Marjan is covered in a lush, dense and fragrant pine forest and encircled by the city. From the prime vantage point, you can gaze out to sea, and enjoy panoramic vistas of Split’s enchanting Riva promenade and the majestic Old Town.

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The medieval fortress of Klis is perched high above the village of the same name, and boasts a rich heritage. Built in the 3rd century BC, Klis fortress was once home to many Croatian kings. For a long time, it was a popular attraction for local people. More recently, the historic monument has featured in the hit TV show Game of Thrones. Wander around the ruins, and take a picture of the famous dragon statue.

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The charming medieval town of Trogir is situated on a tiny island that’s connected to the Croatian mainland, and Čiovo Island, by a bridge. The Old Town features an abundance of Renaissance, Baroque and Romanesque architecture, and the 13th century Cathedral of St Lawrence. Trogir boasts UNESCO World Heritage Site status, and offers breathtaking sweeping views from the bell tower of the Renaissance Chapel of St John. The ancient Cippiko Palace is also worth exploring.

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Feast Your Eyes On A Spectacular View

Situated on Split’s peninsula, Marjan hill offers spectacular views of the city and the Adriatic Sea. You can reach the top of the hill on foot, or hire a bicycle at the entrance gate. Marjan is covered in a lush, dense and fragrant pine forest and encircled by the city. From the prime vantage point, you can gaze out to sea, and enjoy panoramic vistas of Split’s enchanting Riva promenade and the majestic Old Town.

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Croatia’s second largest city is home to one of the best-preserved Roman palaces in the world. Diocletian’s Palace was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. The harbourside palatial structure was built as a retirement home for the Roman Emperor in the 4th century AD. Within the palace walls is a labyrinth of cobblestone streets and alleyways that are packed with 200 buildings, including quaint shops, chic cafes and bars and stylish restaurants.

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Situated on Split’s peninsula, Marjan hill offers spectacular views of the city and the Adriatic Sea. You can reach the top of the hill on foot, or hire a bicycle at the entrance gate. Marjan is covered in a lush, dense and fragrant pine forest and encircled by the city. From the prime vantage point, you can gaze out to sea, and enjoy panoramic vistas of Split’s enchanting Riva promenade and the majestic Old Town.

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The medieval fortress of Klis is perched high above the village of the same name, and boasts a rich heritage. Built in the 3rd century BC, Klis fortress was once home to many Croatian kings. For a long time, it was a popular attraction for local people. More recently, the historic monument has featured in the hit TV show Game of Thrones. Wander around the ruins, and take a picture of the famous dragon statue.

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The charming medieval town of Trogir is situated on a tiny island that’s connected to the Croatian mainland, and Čiovo Island, by a bridge. The Old Town features an abundance of Renaissance, Baroque and Romanesque architecture, and the 13th century Cathedral of St Lawrence. Trogir boasts UNESCO World Heritage Site status, and offers breathtaking sweeping views from the bell tower of the Renaissance Chapel of St John. The ancient Cippiko Palace is also worth exploring.

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Spend The Day At A Fortress

The medieval fortress of Klis is perched high above the village of the same name, and boasts a rich heritage. Built in the 3rd century BC, Klis fortress was once home to many Croatian kings. For a long time, it was a popular attraction for local people. More recently, the historic monument has featured in the hit TV show Game of Thrones. Wander around the ruins, and take a picture of the famous dragon statue.

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Croatia’s second largest city is home to one of the best-preserved Roman palaces in the world. Diocletian’s Palace was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. The harbourside palatial structure was built as a retirement home for the Roman Emperor in the 4th century AD. Within the palace walls is a labyrinth of cobblestone streets and alleyways that are packed with 200 buildings, including quaint shops, chic cafes and bars and stylish restaurants.

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Situated on Split’s peninsula, Marjan hill offers spectacular views of the city and the Adriatic Sea. You can reach the top of the hill on foot, or hire a bicycle at the entrance gate. Marjan is covered in a lush, dense and fragrant pine forest and encircled by the city. From the prime vantage point, you can gaze out to sea, and enjoy panoramic vistas of Split’s enchanting Riva promenade and the majestic Old Town.

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The medieval fortress of Klis is perched high above the village of the same name, and boasts a rich heritage. Built in the 3rd century BC, Klis fortress was once home to many Croatian kings. For a long time, it was a popular attraction for local people. More recently, the historic monument has featured in the hit TV show Game of Thrones. Wander around the ruins, and take a picture of the famous dragon statue.

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The charming medieval town of Trogir is situated on a tiny island that’s connected to the Croatian mainland, and Čiovo Island, by a bridge. The Old Town features an abundance of Renaissance, Baroque and Romanesque architecture, and the 13th century Cathedral of St Lawrence. Trogir boasts UNESCO World Heritage Site status, and offers breathtaking sweeping views from the bell tower of the Renaissance Chapel of St John. The ancient Cippiko Palace is also worth exploring.

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Escape To Historic Trogir

The charming medieval town of Trogir is situated on a tiny island that’s connected to the Croatian mainland, and Čiovo Island, by a bridge. The Old Town features an abundance of Renaissance, Baroque and Romanesque architecture, and the 13th century Cathedral of St Lawrence. Trogir boasts UNESCO World Heritage Site status, and offers breathtaking sweeping views from the bell tower of the Renaissance Chapel of St John. The ancient Cippiko Palace is also worth exploring.

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Although primarily known as a pizzeria, Bokamorra is also a stylish bar where you can enjoy cocktails and a warm, friendly ambience. High quality, fresh ingredients that are locally sourced are used to create classic and contemporary food and drink combinations. The modern interior is bright and airy and features intimate tables with banquette seating and counter service too. Choose your favourite pizza from an extensive menu, and complement it with a delicious colourful cocktail.

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Situated a short distance from Bacvice beach, Ma:Toni is a stylish modern restaurant located within a traditional wine cellar. Tables and chairs are uniformly arranged in the curved ceiling dining room, with dining areas separated by decorative metal bars. Exposed brickwork and large candle-lit metal chandeliers add to the classy historic vibe. Hearty and classic Dalmatian food and modern Mediterranean cuisine is on the menu. There’s also a good selection of quality wines and beers.

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Boasting a prime location on one of Split’s most prominent street corners, Bokeria Kitchen & Wine Bar is the perfect place to sample some of the best Mediterranean inspired cuisine in the city. The spacious restaurant features a mosaic-tiled bar and a decorative display of wine bottles. You can take a seat inside or opt to dine alfresco on the terrace. Take your pick from tempting classic dishes that are presented in a modern style.

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If you love to tuck into a juicy steak or fresh seafood, Restaurant Portfino is definitely worth a visit. The chic modern eatery is located close to Peristil Square, and has its own private courtyard. The interior décor is elegant and upscale. You can sit on the outdoor terrace and dine on steak and seafood specialities. If you bring the kids they’ll be more than happy with the food choices available on their own menu.

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Bokamorra Pizzaurant

Although primarily known as a pizzeria, Bokamorra is also a stylish bar where you can enjoy cocktails and a warm, friendly ambience. High quality, fresh ingredients that are locally sourced are used to create classic and contemporary food and drink combinations. The modern interior is bright and airy and features intimate tables with banquette seating and counter service too. Choose your favourite pizza from an extensive menu, and complement it with a delicious colourful cocktail.

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Situated a short distance from Bacvice beach, Ma:Toni is a stylish modern restaurant located within a traditional wine cellar. Tables and chairs are uniformly arranged in the curved ceiling dining room, with dining areas separated by decorative metal bars. Exposed brickwork and large candle-lit metal chandeliers add to the classy historic vibe. Hearty and classic Dalmatian food and modern Mediterranean cuisine is on the menu. There’s also a good selection of quality wines and beers.

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Boasting a prime location on one of Split’s most prominent street corners, Bokeria Kitchen & Wine Bar is the perfect place to sample some of the best Mediterranean inspired cuisine in the city. The spacious restaurant features a mosaic-tiled bar and a decorative display of wine bottles. You can take a seat inside or opt to dine alfresco on the terrace. Take your pick from tempting classic dishes that are presented in a modern style.

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If you love to tuck into a juicy steak or fresh seafood, Restaurant Portfino is definitely worth a visit. The chic modern eatery is located close to Peristil Square, and has its own private courtyard. The interior décor is elegant and upscale. You can sit on the outdoor terrace and dine on steak and seafood specialities. If you bring the kids they’ll be more than happy with the food choices available on their own menu.

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Ma:Toni

Situated a short distance from Bacvice beach, Ma:Toni is a stylish modern restaurant located within a traditional wine cellar. Tables and chairs are uniformly arranged in the curved ceiling dining room, with dining areas separated by decorative metal bars. Exposed brickwork and large candle-lit metal chandeliers add to the classy historic vibe. Hearty and classic Dalmatian food and modern Mediterranean cuisine is on the menu. There’s also a good selection of quality wines and beers.

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Situated a short distance from Bacvice beach, Ma:Toni is a stylish modern restaurant located within a traditional wine cellar. Tables and chairs are uniformly arranged in the curved ceiling dining room, with dining areas separated by decorative metal bars. Exposed brickwork and large candle-lit metal chandeliers add to the classy historic vibe. Hearty and classic Dalmatian food and modern Mediterranean cuisine is on the menu. There’s also a good selection of quality wines and beers.

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Boasting a prime location on one of Split’s most prominent street corners, Bokeria Kitchen & Wine Bar is the perfect place to sample some of the best Mediterranean inspired cuisine in the city. The spacious restaurant features a mosaic-tiled bar and a decorative display of wine bottles. You can take a seat inside or opt to dine alfresco on the terrace. Take your pick from tempting classic dishes that are presented in a modern style.

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If you love to tuck into a juicy steak or fresh seafood, Restaurant Portfino is definitely worth a visit. The chic modern eatery is located close to Peristil Square, and has its own private courtyard. The interior décor is elegant and upscale. You can sit on the outdoor terrace and dine on steak and seafood specialities. If you bring the kids they’ll be more than happy with the food choices available on their own menu.

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Bokeria Kitchen & Wine Bar

Boasting a prime location on one of Split’s most prominent street corners, Bokeria Kitchen & Wine Bar is the perfect place to sample some of the best Mediterranean inspired cuisine in the city. The spacious restaurant features a mosaic-tiled bar and a decorative display of wine bottles. You can take a seat inside or opt to dine alfresco on the terrace. Take your pick from tempting classic dishes that are presented in a modern style.

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Boasting a prime location on one of Split’s most prominent street corners, Bokeria Kitchen & Wine Bar is the perfect place to sample some of the best Mediterranean inspired cuisine in the city. The spacious restaurant features a mosaic-tiled bar and a decorative display of wine bottles. You can take a seat inside or opt to dine alfresco on the terrace. Take your pick from tempting classic dishes that are presented in a modern style.

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If you love to tuck into a juicy steak or fresh seafood, Restaurant Portfino is definitely worth a visit. The chic modern eatery is located close to Peristil Square, and has its own private courtyard. The interior décor is elegant and upscale. You can sit on the outdoor terrace and dine on steak and seafood specialities. If you bring the kids they’ll be more than happy with the food choices available on their own menu.

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Restaurant Portofino

If you love to tuck into a juicy steak or fresh seafood, Restaurant Portfino is definitely worth a visit. The chic modern eatery is located close to Peristil Square, and has its own private courtyard. The interior décor is elegant and upscale. You can sit on the outdoor terrace and dine on steak and seafood specialities. If you bring the kids they’ll be more than happy with the food choices available on their own menu.