It took about a week or so to really get to know the back alleys & small restaurants tucked away in the many nooks & crannys of Old Split. I never got tired of wondering around, day or night, walking along the flagstone streets worn smooth by countless millions of feet over 1700 years or so. More

We stayed in old Split in a neighbourhood called Veli Varos, with narrow streets, winding lanes and higgledy pigglydy houses. Fantastic fun to experience, yet just a few minutes from the water and Diocletians Palace. We were at Niksa's House, a converted fishermans house with stunning views from the penthouse balcony. We found it on Bookings.com and there are many... More

Old Split has over 1700 years of history and is still a living city; the buildings have stood the test of time and have survived many conflicts and wars. The town’s people have kept their city mostly intact over all these years, the renovation of the buildings in the old parts of Split has been kept to the old traditional... More

Wherever there is a historic building in the center of Split. You will receive quite enjoyable while visiting. Quite a beautiful city. Restaurants cafes near the beach at the discos have a very lively nightlife. I think definitely going to take a lot of pleasure ... More

As the old city is not that big, you can see it within a few hours. Just let yourself go and walk where your instict takes you - one street nicer than the other. As there are no cars, it's very relaxing. You nearly can't get lost, as the old city is not very big and on one side you... More

a maze of little streets -charming. Also green market and fish market. Tourist info staff near Cathedral very helpful More

Split old town is a miraculous, almost another worldly sort of place based upon the original site of the palace and mausoleum of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. More

A place to explore again and again, I always find something new each time, as there is over 1700 years to past through and it is a living city there is always something happening and sometimes something new that has been dug up. There are tours in many languages by foot or by bike, or just get a tour guide... More

The old city and Diocletian's palace are walkable and beautiful. A must watch. More