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Split, the second largest city in Croatia and the largest city in Dalmatia, is located on the Adriatic coast, and its rich history and colorful atmosphere make it one of the most attractive tourist destinations in the region. The city with more than 1,700 years of history enchants visitors with a combination of ancient heritage, modern lifestyle, crystal clear sea and unique Dalmatian spirit.
The most famous landmark of Split is Diocletian's Palace, a monumental ancient building that was built by the Roman emperor Diocletian at the end of the 3rd century. The palace, originally conceived as the emperor's residence and fortress, is today the heart of the city. Its ancient walls, peristyle and cellars have been preserved to this day, and this area, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, attracts thousands of visitors every year.
In addition to the palace, Split has a rich history made up of periods of different rulers and influences - from the Romans and Byzantines to the Venetians and Austro-Hungarians, which left a lasting impression on its architecture, culture and customs.
In addition to historical sights, Split offers a lot of content for visitors of various interests. Split's popular Riva, a promenade by the sea, is one of the favorite gathering places of local residents and visitors. Here you can relax in one of the many cafes, enjoy the view of the sea, and experience the authentic Dalmatian way of life.
The city also hosts numerous cultural and artistic events throughout the year. Split summer, the most famous cultural festival in the region, brings spectacular performances of opera, ballet, drama and concerts under the open sky. At this festival, which takes place during the summer, visitors can enjoy a unique combination of art and historical ambience.
Split is also known for its beaches. Bačvice, the most popular city beach, is located just a few minutes' walk from the city center. Recognizable for its shallow sand, Bačvice is a favorite place for local residents to play the traditional Dalmatian game "picigin". Kašjuni and Bene beaches offer a quieter environment and are located on the slopes of Marjan, a hill covered in pine forest that offers numerous paths for walking and cycling.
Split is the perfect starting point for exploring the Adriatic islands such as Hvar, Brač and Šolta. Regular ferry lines allow easy access to these islands, which makes Split an ideal base for exploring the coast and Dalmatian nature.
For lovers of history and archaeology, a visit to Salona, an ancient Roman city near Split, is a fascinating trip into the past. Located only a few kilometers from Split, Salona provides an insight into the colorful history of this part of the world.
The gastronomy of Split represents another aspect of the local charm. Dalmatian cuisine is rich in fresh fish, olive oil, local vegetables and aromatic spices such as rosemary and laurel. Popular dishes include pasticada (beef ragout with gnocchi), brudet (fish stew) and, of course, homemade prosciutto and cheese.
Along with famous Dalmatian wines, visitors can experience the authentic flavors of the region in numerous taverns and restaurants in the old part of town, as well as modern restaurants that offer a contemporary interpretation of local cuisine.
Split is a city that captivates with its unique blend of past and present. With its historical sights, colorful streets, beautiful beaches and excellent gastronomic offer, it is an unmissable destination for everyone who wants to experience the magic of the Mediterranean. Whether it's a short weekend or a longer vacation, Split will provide you with an experience you'll remember and want to experience again