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Top Attractions in Split

Diocletian's Palace, The Archaeological Museum, The Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments, The City Museum of Split, The Ethnographic Museum, The Treasury of Split Cathedral, The Collection of Franciscan Monastery In Poljud, The Art Gallery,
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Split
Croatia

Population: 221,456
Language: Croatian
Currency: Kuna (HRK)

Information about Split

 

The city of Split is one of the oldest in Croatia and occupies a peninsula located along the east coast of the Adriatic Sea. Low rolling hills provide a landward backdrop for the city and its surrounding seaside towns with a pleasant Mediterranean climate providing plenty of sunny days for enjoying the beautiful scenery.

The busy seaport of Split attracts cruise ships and offers ferry transport to nearby islands like Vis and Hvar. During the summer months Split is alive with music and dance festivals, attracting crowds of fun-loving European visitors. The city is still centered mainly around its original establishment, the famous 4th century Diocletian Palace, which is remarkably preserved. 

The breathtaking waterfront area features lovely, pristine beaches and main, pedestrians-only avenue through Split is the Marmontova, which is lined with shops and cafes. The Mestrovic Gallery attracts many visitors, as do the Prokurative and the Cathedral of Domnius with the city’s iconic bell.

 

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Private Guide in Split - Ivo

(Member Since 2012) Languages: English

My name is Ivo and I come from Split. I am a licenced tour guide in Croatia. I graduated from the Faculty of Tourisam and Foreign Trade in Dubrovnik. For the past ten years I have beeb working as a professional English speaking tour guide mostly for Dalmatian region and I am one of the few tour guides with a university degree in Tourisam.

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Private Guide in Split - Maja

(Member Since 2015) Languages: English, Croatian

My name is Maja, and I am coming from Croatia. I live in Split and I am professional licensed tour guide for Split and Split-Dalmatia county. I am guiding for over 2 years, not only Split but also, Salona,Trogir and Krka National park.

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Private Guide in Split - Vedran

(Member Since 2017) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Skradin, Split Languages: English, Russian, Italian, French

My name is Vedran and I can show you many very interesting places in Croatia. I myself have been exploring a lot and I find it a life-style. The area I cover includes Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, Serbia, Kosovo, Macedonia and Greece.

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Private Guide in Split - Frane

(Member Since 2012) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar Languages: English, Italian, Croatian

My name is Frane, in english would be Francis or in italian Francesco. I am pleased to extend my warmest greetings to everyone attending my tours. I'm from the city of Split in the Dalmatian county in Croatia. I lived in Rome for couple of years and in the US for a year were I got my high school degree.

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Private Guide in Split - Matt

(Member Since 2007) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Split, Dubrovnik, Pula Languages: English, Spanish

I'm Matthew, and I will gladly accompany you in the most beautiful part of Croatia – Dalmatia – and its famous capital, Split. Working as a guide for over 12 years and being employed by major tour operators from the EU, US, Japan and Australia, I'm still as excited about showing people my lovely country as I was just when I started.

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In October 2011, my family took a cruise to the Adriatic. I wanted to have Split as a port to visit, as my wife's paternal grandfather emigrated to America from a small town around Split in 1911. She was in Croatia in the 1990's with her parents and got to see where her maternal grandparents came from, meet relatives she never met, etc. but they could not get to Split due to the war in lower Croatia. So when I booked a cruise, I wanted Split on the itinerary. I never told my wife I was trying to get a tour guide for the visit to Split in the hopes the tour guide may be able to take us to the town ...

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Greetings, I'm on Hvar Island until at least Sunday and have been looking for a guide. It's just me, but I'd be happy to pay the same fee for a private tour that a multiple-person group would pay. I'm especially interested in history, archaeology, and nature. I see on a couple of ...
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