Timeless Split Views🏛️

Split’s old town is a straight-up blend of history, seaside vibes, and irresistible local eats 🌊🍽️. My main highlight? The Split Ethnographic Museum showing off just how much culture goes down in this city! Must-See Places in Split Old Town: 📍 Split Ethnographic Museum (Ul. Iza Vestibula 4, 21000) – Open Mon-Fri 09:30-15:00, Sat 10:00-14:00. Tucked inside Diocletian’s Palace, this spot is THE place to get into Croatian traditions, from costumes to crafts. Pro tip: Go early if you want it quiet for photos and minimal crowds! 🏛️ Diocletian’s Palace – You can legit get lost for hours roaming Roman ruins, underground cellars, and gothic halls. Loads of cafes tucked into ancient stone walls for mid-tour espresso breaks. 👀 Stroll the Riva promenade – It’s the perfect people-watching zone with palm trees, gelato stands, and epic sunset views. ⛪ Saint Domnius Cathedral – Climb up the bell tower for insane city+sea views. Go early morning for fewer crowds! Food Recommendations: Stop by Bokeria Kitchen & Wine Bar (Domaldova ul. 8) for creative Dalmatian eats and a bustling atmosphere. Grab breakfast at Zinfandel Food & Wine Bar (Ulica Marka Marulića 2) if you’re all about top coffee and pastries. For cheap n’ cheerful, Firule Pizza (Put Firula 47) slings huge slices near the beach. Getting Around: The old town is compact—wander on foot and enjoy the labyrinth of alleys. You don’t need a car; the main spots are super accessible unless you’re venturing out of town. Wear comfy shoes and bring a refillable water bottle! Destination Tips: Cash is king at smaller cafes and street shops. Split is sunny, but pack a light jacket for breezy nights. #splitoldtown #dalmatianeats #travelcroatia #tripdotcom