Split attractions include a number of museums and ... Not only does it display the range of work created by Croatia's most renowned sculptor - statues large and small, even portraits - and its ...

Croatia is bursting with protected heritage sites – many are just a hop away from Split. The UNESCO walking tour wends its way through Diocletian’s charming cobbled streets, providing first ...

History buffs will love stepping back in time in Peristyle Square – the heart of Diocletian’s Palace (Visit Split/ L33T Digital Agency) Split is Croatia’s sportiest city, often referred to as The City ...

The best way to get around Split is by car since it gives you the most flexibility to travel on your own timetable, but renting a car isn't the most economical way to get around. Relying on the ...

The best time to visit Split is September and October when tourist crowds have dispersed and the Adriatic Sea is still warm enough for a dip. By November, temperatures tend to drop into the 40s ...

However, beyond the more popular tourist attractions such as Dubrovnik, Split and the islands of Dalmatia, there are some lesser-known but equally fascinating treasures of Croatia. Located on the ...