Split, Croatia's second-largest city, vibrates with history and coastal charm on the eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea. Founded as the Greek colony of Aspálathos, Split is also the largest city in Dalmatia. Step back in time with a visit to the ancient Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the heart of the city. Split's historical significance and stunning location draw over 900,000 tourists annually.

Explore the city's treasures, including the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, part of Diocletian's Palace, and climb the bell tower for breathtaking views. Discover unique creations by local artisans at Galerija Mestrovic, featuring hand-made jewelry, paintings, and sculptures. For shopping adventures, explore Marmont Street with its designer brands or the Mall of Split, Dalmatia's largest shopping center. The creative oasis within Diocletian's Palace cellars offers a chance to find souvenirs and artworks directly from local artisans.

As night falls, unwind with a drink along the Riva waterfront at ST-Riva, Congo, Ćakula, or other bars. Enjoy a unique ambiance at Figa Food Bar, offering indoor and outdoor seating on the Old Town stairs. For live music, head to Academia Club Ghetto, a vibrant underground venue. Gaga, a small but popular bar near Pjaca Square, or Lvxor, where you can relax with wine on Peristyle square, are other options. For a casual atmosphere with affordable drinks, backpacker favorite Charlie's Bar offers a welcoming environment.