- Diocletian’s Palace - The massive Diocletian’s Palace occupies nearly half of the historic center of Split. It was constructed for the Roman Emperor Diocletian. The structure resembles a fortress, with one part designated for the emperor’s personal use and the other for the military. (External viewing recommended)
- HISTORIC PLAZA VAROS SPLIT - The quaint lanes and labyrinthine streets of the Old Varos district intersect, creating an enchanting ambiance reminiscent of a medieval town. Visitors can explore traditional dwellings, wine cellars, and the ground floors of ancient buildings.
- Church of St. Nicholas - Marjan hill is regarded as a sanctuary for the people of Split, who would make pilgrimages to test their faith. The quaint church located on the ascent to Marjan hill is dedicated to St. Nicholas the Traveler.
- Telegrin - At 178 meters, Telegrin is the tallest point of Marjan hill. It offers a stunning panoramic view of Split and the surrounding coastline. Remember to bring sturdy footwear for the hike, along with snacks and plenty of water.
- Local Guide
For those who have a fondness for the outdoors, hiking is an excellent way to explore the natural beauty of Split. Cycling enthusiasts, fear not, as the same route can be traversed on a top-notch mountain bike. Sustipan, a section of Marjan Hill Park, boasts the oldest deep-water solo climbing spot. Conclude your adventure with a climb to Telegrin, Marjan Hill’s loftiest peak, for a panoramic view of Split and surrounding areas that’s sure to leave an indelible impression. Your journey also includes a stroll through the ancient Varos quarter. A staircase awaits at the conclusion of Matejuska, leading uphill to Vidilica - a perfect spot to unwind and take in the sublime views from the Café Vidilica.
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