Recommendations
Split, the way we live it
The places we send our friends to - all tested by us, all close to the house or worth the walk.
Where to eat & drink
Bistro Ćiba
Homemade grillA no-fuss local bistro loved for handmade grilled meat and sausages from small farms. This is where Split actually eats.
Open in Google Maps →Plan B Pub
Burgers & craft beerThe living room of the Gripe neighbourhood, right by the old fortress: big burgers, Croatian craft beers and zero tourist markup.
Open in Google Maps →Konoba Varoš
Traditional DalmatianAn old-school konoba that has been feeding the Varoš neighbourhood for decades - grilled fish and meat, and dishes the way grandmothers used to make them.
Open in Google Maps →Bokeria
Bistro & wine barA lively, good-looking bistro near Pjaca - Mediterranean plates and one of the best wine lists in town.
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What to do
Riva
The promenadeSplit’s seafront living room. Grab a coffee, watch the ferries glide out and do absolutely nothing - that is the point.
Open in Google Maps →Diocletian’s Palace
World heritageA 1,700-year-old Roman palace that is still the living centre of town. Get lost in the alleys, then find Peristil at golden hour.
Open in Google Maps →Marjan hill
Views & pine forestClimb the stairs from Varoš for the best view of the city and the islands. Go early in the morning or for sunset.
Open in Google Maps →Bačvice & picigin
SwimmingYour local beach, seven minutes away. Watch the locals play picigin - a ball game invented right here in the shallows.
Open in Google Maps →Žnjan promenade
Seaside walkA long, freshly renovated waterfront perfect for a morning run or an evening stroll along the sea.
Open in Google Maps →Boat tour to the islands
Day tripFrom the harbour you can reach Hvar, Brač or the Blue Lagoon in no time. Book a day tour and pack your swimsuit.
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