Destination
Split between the palace, Riva and Marjan
Discover Split through Diocletian's Palace, the Riva waterfront and Marjan's wooded slopes, where Roman heritage remains woven into everyday city life.
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Split's waterfront and palace.
Split's waterfront promenade.
Diocletian's Palace and the bell tower in Split.
The Prokurative square in Split.
Split's waterfront at night.
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Aerial view of Diocletian's Palace in Split.
Split's old town.
Diocletian's Palace and the bell tower in Split.
About the destination
Split’s historic centre developed within and around Diocletian’s Palace, where ancient spaces remain part of everyday city life. From the Peristyle and palace passages, visitors can continue towards the Riva, while Marjan above the city offers wooded paths and viewpoints. The palace, individual attractions and Marjan do not share a single visitor-access arrangement.
Before you set out
Plan your visit
Choose the pace, check the journey and keep a second option for the day.
Time to allow
Keep half a day for the palace streets, Pazar and Riva; allow a full day for Marjan or a museum and a relaxed meal. These are editorial estimates. If a ferry sets your schedule, finish the walk with time left for reaching the correct berth and boarding.
Without a car
Promet Split publishes city routes and an interactive bus map. Check your stop rather than assuming every service uses the main bus station by the port. For Trogir or Omiš, check the relevant suburban line and return before treating either as an easy addition.
Arriving by car
Use Split Parking information to choose a garage or car park, then explore the palace area on foot. Leave room for port traffic in your plan. Parking and ferry vehicle queues are separate arrangements; confirm both if you are continuing to an island.
Rain, heat and a change of plan
For heat, walk Marjan or the old streets earlier and leave the exposed waterfront for later. In rain, choose an indoor visit such as the palace substructures or a current museum exhibition, after checking access. Marjan’s longer paths and climbs need a separate walking plan.
Sources checked: 28.09.2026. Check current visiting arrangements before setting out. Arrival and visitor information
Before you go
Check current opening times, tickets and possible restrictions separately for every museum, church or interior. Before visiting Marjan, check current official notices for paths, access and transport.
Worth a visit
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