The Best Neighborhoods in Split to Explore
The Split neighbourhoods worth your time, and what each one is known for.
Grad
The historic heart enclosed within the Roman walls, where every turn reveals a hidden courtyard or a boutique wine bar.
Lučac
One of the oldest parts of Split, known for its well-preserved traditional stone houses and authentic, quiet atmosphere.
Meje
An upscale, verdant neighbourhood situated at the foot of Marjan, home to the Ivan Meštrović Gallery and quiet pebble beaches.
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Frequently asked questions
Is it worth hiring a local guide in Split?
Absolutely. A guide provides essential context to the complex history of the Diocletian’s Palace and helps you navigate the city's hidden culinary scene.
What is the best time to visit Split?
May, June, and September offer the perfect balance of warm, swimmable weather and fewer crowds than the peak of July and August.
Is Split walkable for tourists?
The old town is entirely pedestrianised and very walkable, though comfortable shoes are essential for navigating the polished, slippery limestone streets.