If there is one place that captures the true spirit of Split, it is the Riva. Stretching along the waterfront just outside Diocletian’s Palace, this iconic promenade is where locals gather, visitors stroll, and the rhythm of the city unfolds from morning to night.

More than just a seaside walkway, the Riva is the social heart of Split.

If you ask locals where they go to clear their mind, breathe fresh air, or watch the sunset, the answer is almost always the same: Marjan.

Rising just above the historic center, Marjan Hill is Split’s natural sanctuary — a protected park forest offering panoramic sea views, shaded walking trails, hidden chapels, and quiet beaches. It’s the perfect contrast to the lively Old Town and one of the most rewarding places to visit during your stay.

When visiting Split, there is one place you simply cannot miss — Diocletian’s Palace. More than just a historical monument, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is the vibrant, living heart of the city. Unlike many ancient ruins around the world, Diocletian’s Palace isn’t frozen in time. It breathes, lives, and evolves with the rhythm of everyday life.