Froggyland

This unusual museum is a favourite for nearly all kids; they always look forward to a trip here. There’s nothing like it in Croatia or anywhere else. There are more than 500 different frogs here and it’s educational as well as entertaining. One thing is sure – a memorable time is guaranteed for the young ‘uns.

Blue Cave

A daylong tour to a marvellous grotto where the sun conspires to create the loveliest colour ever seen in nature. An exciting and adventure-filled day for the whole family and an experience to remember for the rest of your life. 

Culture and architecture

Diocletian’s Palace

Diocletian’s Palace is one of Split’s most important sights, centred on St. Domnius Cathedral, one of the oldest in the world. The rich history has influenced the story of the entire complex and the original architecture has undergone changes yet also retain their origins, as narrated by the venerable walls. As it proudly bears the title of Split’s most important sight. 

Jupiter’s Temple

An ancient Roman temple built in 295-305 BCE, consecrated to Jupiter, the king of the gods. The temple is inside Diocletian’s Palace and has somehow managed to retain its basic architecture, having been called one of the world’s most beautiful monuments.

The world of flavours, culinary culture and wines in Split is so special that many other cuisines take a subconscious cue from it. Great service and dishes prepared with love and dedication are worthy of inclusion of the A-list of world heritage.

Konoba Matejuška

This atmospheric little family restaurant regales diners with extremely tasty seafood dishes. The main ingredients are freshly caught by local fishermen and critics have named the restaurant the best eatery in Split a number of times.

Villa Spiza

A small Split Old Town restaurant that cheers its patrons with freshly sourced dishes. World-class flavours and an unbelievable selection, and yet affordable. We definitely advise booking ahead, because the restaurant is extremely popular. 

Walking down the lanes of the Old Town in Split, you’ll discover cute little shops with souvenirs, local specialities, books and postcard shops, and local design.

Large shopping centres in the city centre include City Center One, Mall of Split and Jokker Mall, all with a wide selection of goods.

Transport

Split is easily navigated by bus or on foot, while it’s best to hire an economy car when venturing beyond the city. There are intercity buses, but taking your own car will give you access to places buses don’t stop at.

For public transport in the city, it’s possible to buy tickets with different prices based on the amount of time.

• The sun shines an average of 2,800 hours a year in Split. 

• Nordica flies direct to Split from 14 April to 20 October 2018

• Nordica’s direct flight from Tallinn to Split takes 2 hours and 55 minutes.