Opposite a wall of football graffiti in a crumbling square in the north-east corner of the palace, the Red Room is primarily a pre-club DJ bar and chill-out...

Tucked in beside the Diocletian's Palace halfway up the pedestrianised commercial thoroughfare of Marmontova, the Ribarnica, or Fish Market, is a local...

By the time Split was part of the Venetian empire, the population had long since spread outside the palace walls. Split's role as the main access point for...

Tucked away in a quiet street behind the railway station, this small, friendly and convenient place offers some of the best value digs in Split. Ask for a...

This great little Dalmatian bistro lies just uphill from Sv Frane church, near the Riva. In a neat rustic interior, a table groans with Adriatic goodies -...

The major cultural opening - in fact, re-opening - in town for many years, this attractive collection of art from the Adriatic region includes pieces by...

This museum in the heart of the palace is mostly worth visiting for the 15th-century Gothic building itself rather than for the sundry paintings and...

On the eastern side of the Diocletian's Palace, the side nearest the bus station, market stalls spread over a large expanse of space from early hours every...

This major landmark stands just outside the northern wall of the Diocletian's Palace. It depicts Grgur Ninski (Gregory of Nin) in a characteristic pose,...

One of several busy venues in the busiest bar hub in the palace, up at its northern edge. Teak gets the nod over its rivals thanks to its convivial...

Small, low-key trattoria in the north-west corner of the palace with a stone interior and a few tables outside, serving a variety of seafood dishes, pasta,...

If it's past the palace closing time of 1am and you're still thirsty, head to this small bar behind the National Theatre near the old football ground -...

This tasteful oleoteka - olive-oil shop - offers quality oils from Dalmatia and Istria, reflecting the enormous progress made in this field after decades of...

Adjoining the Hemingway in the sports complex, Vanilla is the kind of place that Croatians call 'fancy' - ie it sells drinks with umbrellas in them. As a...