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In the area of Split, there was already in the third century B.C. an Illyrian-Greek settlement Aspalatos. Split was named Spalatum in the first centuries of our era, during the Roman authority. However, the town was certainly in the shadow of neighboring shine of Salona (Solin) and the nearby settlement Epetium (Stobreč). In the very center of today's City of Split, the Emperor Diocletian around 300 A.D. built his luxurious palace, where he spent his last years there and was buried. After his death (313 A.D.) palace was used as a residence expelled Roman emperors and members of their families (Julius Nepot). When around 614. Croats and Avars arrived there, its residents sought resort within the walls of Diocletian's palace.

Dalmatian Center Today, Split is the main urban, cultural, and traffic center of Dalmatia with road and sea connections to Dalmatia's numerous summer resorts, but it is itself a frequent destination of tourists and visitors. It is also the second city in Croatia by size. The city is located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. The city's center is 1700 years old, a variety of archaeological, historical and cultural monuments, among which a special place definitely takes is Diocletian Palace, part of world heritage by UNESCO, and possesses the appeal and warmth of a modern Mediterranean city. The old church of St. Dujam has one of the highest bell towers of the kind built completely using chiseled white stones. In every season, even in the summer season, tourists can easily find accommodation, either in a number of Split hotels or in private accommodation. In the vicinity of Split there is a large number of private apartments, and in the event that the tourists do not find places in a hotel, they can find accommodation in one of the apartments. A long tradition in tourism says that Split 1894. published the first detailed guide the city and its surroundings.
Tourist Attractions and Beaches A visit to the park Marjan, the green oasis the citizens of Split generations proudly protected and cherished. There are walks, lookout points, solariums, nature trails, playgrounds and the Split zoo. With his leadership provides a breathtaking view of the old and new parts of Split. From the historical core of Split arrives pleasant walk for 15 minutes through the old quarter Varos to park Marjan. Marjan stairs lead to another, higher top of Marjan, Telegrin, with a vista point offering on the Split peninsula, Kozjak, Mosor, the Kastela Gulf, Salona and Klis, Trogir and Čiovo, and the islands of Solta, Brac, Hvar and Vis. South Marjan rocks in recent times are a very good training ground for mountaineers and free climbers, who gather here every April at the traditional Marjan Cup. There are variety of restaurants and taverns where you can enjoy the local specialties. There are many beaches and swimming areas in the city and its surroundings. Especially popular one is Bačvice, a sand beach almost in the very heart of the town. Other beaches include Trstenik, which is located just below Hotel Split, then there is Kašjuni, which is located on the south side of park Marjan.
Transportation and Connections Split is linked by ferry and boat to the central islands such as Brač, Hvar, Vis, Šolta, Korčula, etc., and to Ancona in Italy, with Pula, Venice, Dubrovnik and Greece. In Resnik (Kaštela), there is the airport. Split has four marinas: Split ACI Marina in the northwestern part of the city port; sports Lucica Split on the northern coast of Marjan, the sports boat pier in the port Poljud; sports boat pier Zenta on the southern coast of Split. Split port city at the center of the city is used only for passenger and ferry traffic.

Today, Split is the main urban, cultural, and traffic center of Dalmatia with road and sea connections to Dalmatia's numerous summer resorts, but it is itself a frequent destination of tourists and visitors. It is also the second city in Croatia by size. The city is located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. The city's center is 1700 years old, a variety of archaeological, historical and cultural monuments, among which a special place definitely takes is Diocletian Palace, part of world heritage by UNESCO, and possesses the appeal and warmth of a modern Mediterranean city. The old church of St. Dujam has one of the highest bell towers of the kind built completely using chiseled white stones. In every season, even in the summer season, tourists can easily find accommodation, either in a number of Split hotels or in private accommodation.

In the vicinity of Split there is a large number of private apartments, and in the event that the tourists do not find places in a hotel, they can find accommodation in one of the apartments. A long tradition in tourism says that Split 1894. published the first detailed guide the city and its surroundings.

A visit to the park Marjan, the green oasis the citizens of Split generations proudly protected and cherished. There are walks, lookout points, solariums, nature trails, playgrounds and the Split zoo. With his leadership provides a breathtaking view of the old and new parts of Split. From the historical core of Split arrives pleasant walk for 15 minutes through the old quarter Varos to park Marjan. Marjan stairs lead to another, higher top of Marjan, Telegrin, with a vista point offering on the Split peninsula, Kozjak, Mosor, the Kastela Gulf, Salona and Klis, Trogir and Čiovo, and the islands of Solta, Brac, Hvar and Vis. South Marjan rocks in recent times are a very good training ground for mountaineers and free climbers, who gather here every April at the traditional Marjan Cup.

There are variety of restaurants and taverns where you can enjoy the local specialties. There are many beaches and swimming areas in the city and its surroundings. Especially popular one is Bačvice, a sand beach almost in the very heart of the town. Other beaches include Trstenik, which is located just below Hotel Split, then there is Kašjuni, which is located on the south side of park Marjan.

Split is linked by ferry and boat to the central islands such as Brač, Hvar, Vis, Šolta, Korčula, etc., and to Ancona in Italy, with Pula, Venice, Dubrovnik and Greece. In Resnik (Kaštela), there is the airport. Split has four marinas: Split ACI Marina in the northwestern part of the city port; sports Lucica Split on the northern coast of Marjan, the sports boat pier in the port Poljud; sports boat pier Zenta on the southern coast of Split. Split port city at the center of the city is used only for passenger and ferry traffic.

Split Apartments

Split Apartment Dioklecijan Owner: Silvana Nikolić Address: Carrarina poljana 4, Split, Croatia Rent: 70 €	Split Captain's Apartment Owner: Robert Verić Address: Matošića 8, Split, Croatia Rent: 90 €
Split Apartman Vita Split Owner: Anja Ružić Bralić Address: Bijankinijeva 10, Split, Croatia Rent: 60 €	Split Studio Apartman Nani Owner: Nada Vorkapić Address: Zagrebačka 13, Split, Croatia Rent: 50 €
Split Apartment Peristil Owner: Tomislava Nikolić Address: Alješijeva 15, Split, Croatia Rent: 70 €	Split Apartment Split Center Owner: Karmela Božinović Address: Braće Kaliterna 6, Split, Croatia Rent: 80 €
Split Apartment Marjan Luxury Owner: Rina Roje Address: Spinutska 1, Split, Croatia Rent: 60 €	Split Apartment Tomislav Owner: Tomislav Buzov Address: Križeva 31, Split, Croatia Rent: 50 €
Split Apartment Dalmatino Owner: Dr. Brnadić Address: Kaštelanska 6, Split, Croatia Rent: 55 €	Split Apartment Bepina Split Owner: Branka Matić Address: Radmilovića 31, Split, Croatia Rent: 65 €
Split Apartments Split Owner: Branimir Zuvan Address: Matoševa 41, Split, Croatia Rent: 80 €	Split Apartment Boris Owner: Boris Mikšić Address: Put Žnjana 8b, Split, Croatia Rent: 95 €
Split Apartment Split Owner: Danijel Address: Dobrić 16, Split, Croatia Rent: 100 €	Split Apartments Lile Owner: Ljiljana Radić Address: Teutina 3, Split, Croatia Rent: 20 €
Split Apartment Exclusive Centre Owner: Vera Jelavić-Mitrović Address: Klaićeva poljana 1, Split, Croatia Rent: 65 €	Split Apartment Firule Owner: Mara Šiško Address: Hektorovićeva 51, Split, Croatia Rent: 40 €
Split Guesthouse Zara Owner: Mario Zaratin Address: Sinovčića 1, Split, Croatia Rent: 65 €	Split Apartment Adriano Split Owner: Silvana and Antonio Vulas Address: Petrića 21, Split, Croatia Rent: 50 €
Split Apartment Lavanda Split Owner: Zorana Tomaš Address: Stari pazar 2, Split, Croatia Rent: 90 €	Split Apartmani Horizont Owner: Miroslav Ivić Address: Ivankova 21, near Stobreč, Split, Croatia Rent: 40 €
Split Apartments Split Center Owner: Merica Lovrić Address: Petrova 6, Split, Croatia Rent: 50 €	Split Apartment "U Palači" Split Owner: Sanja Matković Address: Hrvojeva 9, Split, Croatia Rent: 130 €

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