Split

Day trips

While Dubrovnik wows with its medieval walls and Zagreb pulses with urban flair, Split offers a laid-back mix of culture, beaches, and adventure that keeps travelers coming back for more. Located along Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, sun-kissed Split enjoys over 2,700 hours of sunshine annually, making it ideal for year-round visits.

From wandering the Diocletian's Palace to hiking Marjan Hill and sailing the Adriatic, there are loads of cool activities in Split. This guide highlights 12 fun things to do in Split, ensuring every type of traveler — whether seeking adventure or relaxation — finds something that delights.

Nestled between the Adriatic Sea and historic landmarks, Split is a vibrant culinary playground where old-world taverns coexist with cutting-edge eateries.

From famous dishes like pašticada (slow-cooked beef stew) to local specialties such as arambašići (cabbage rolls), food in Split is as rich in flavor as it is in history, making Croatia’s second city a true gastronomic destination.

This guide spotlights 10 must-eat dishes that capture the region’s culinary heart. Whether indulging in Split’s best street food or traditional Dalmatian comfort foods, you can enjoy local flavors from entrée to dessert.