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The striking retirement palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian, museums and churches — Split is bursting with history at every corner…

Source: Doing as the Romans Did: Historical Sights in Split

Are you looking for a tour guide in Split? Then Ivica is your man. He is Split’s most popular guide Show. Let him show you around his hometown.

Source: Let Ivica, A Popular Split Tour Guide Show Around His Hometown | Chasing the Donkey

After her extensive coverage elsewhere in Croatia, TCN UNESCO correspondent Filipa Marusic returns home for her latest installment – the Historical Complex of Split with Palace of Diocletian.

Source: UNESCO Heritage of Croatia: Historical Complex of Split with Palace of Diocletian

Founded some 17 centuries ago by the Roman Emperor Diocletian, the city of Split was originally a wondrous fortified domain whose walls were lapped by the gentle, crystal-clear waves of the Adriatic Sea.

Source: Split: Croatia’s second city is a great year-round destination

This is Split, a UNESCO site, respect and enjoy. This is the message from the city’s mayor ahead of what will be a busy tourist season in Croatia’s second largest city. 

Source: This is Split, respect & enjoy: 10 golden rules for tourists  

Diocletian’s Palace is the heart of Split. Read Anca’s guide to this UNESCO World Heritage site and other things to do in Split, Croatia including the best day-trips from Split.

Source: Visiting Diocletian’s Palace, Split, Croatia

Split is in the superstar shadow of Dubovnik, but its budget food and lodgings, coastal setting and maze-like Diocletian’s Palace give it a gold star.

Source: Forget Dubrovnik: Croatia’s underdog city is a dream destination of natural beauty

From a library jazz bar to 4th century Roman design, here’s what not to miss in Split…

Source: Everything You Need To Do In Split, Croatia On A Day Trip (GOT Tour Included)

Source: Glorious Split in New 4K Video of the Dalmatian Capital

Guide and tips on free things to do in Split, Croatia with kids. See what this coastal city has to offer visitors from beaches, the outdoors and museums.

Source: 5 Free Things to do in Split, Croatia – The World Is A Book