Welcome to the enchanting world of the city of Split, where every stone tells a story and every street reveals a secret. Let yourself be guided through the must-sees of this fascinating city, recommended by travel expert Tea Mamut. Prepare for a captivating immersion in the heart of Split, between tradition and modernity, for an unforgettable experience.
Where to stay in Split? #
For a memorable stay in Split, Tea Mamut recommends two must-see establishments.
- Heritage Hotel Jupiter: Nestled in the heart of the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace, this hotel combines historic charm with modern comfort. Close to the bars and restaurants of the Riva promenade, it offers direct access to the city’s treasures. Ilirske Akademije 1. Lhjupiter.com
- Hotel Ambasador: Located right in the city center, this hotel offers stunning views of the Adriatic from its rooftop terrace. Ideal for luxury lovers, it connects Marjan Hill with Riva Promenade. Trumbiceva Obala 18. Ambasadorsplit.com
Where to eat? #
Split’s culinary scene is a true feast for the senses. Here are some tasty recommendations from Tea Mamut.
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- Kadena: Restaurant with a splendid view of the islands and offering traditional Dalmatian dishes revisited in a modern way. Not to be missed is the impressive wine list and delicious tartars. Ivana pl. Zajca 4. Restorankadena.com
- Villa Spiza: Warm trattoria atmosphere with local daily specials and a must-try tiramisu. Kruziceva 3. @VillaSpiza
- Articok: A creative Mediterranean menu in an artistic setting with a roof terrace. Bana Josipa Jelacica 3. Articoksplit.eatbu.hr
- Dvour: Set in a garden with sea views, the restaurant offers seafood dishes and risottos to savor. Put Firula 14. Facebook.com/Dvor.Split
- Bokamorra: For lovers of gourmet pizzas and cocktails, in an atmosphere inspired by New York in the 50s. Obala Ante Trimbica 16. @bokamorracroatia
- Adélie: French-style bakery offering delicious pastries and quiches. Zagrebacka ul. 29. Adeliebakerie.com
- Krug: Restaurant with personalized dishes based on organic and local ingredients, offering a unique culinary experience. Trumbi eva obala 17. Krugrestaurantsplit.com
- O’s Kolac: Tea Mamut’s pastry shop, offering incomparable sweets like cinnamon buns and Crêpe Cake. Ciril Metodova 4. Oskolac.hr
Where to have a coffee? #
For coffee lovers, Split does not disappoint with its cozy and unique establishments.
- 4 Coffee: A hidden gem near the market, offering some of the best coffee roasted on site. Hrvojeva 9. @4coffee.split
- Kava 2: Opened by a passionate couple, this café is renowned for its quality and hospitality. Perfect for giving as a gift. Ante Starcevica 2/1. Kava.family/pages/kava2-split
Where to have a drink? #
Tea Mamut also has its favorite spots to relax with a drink in hand.
- Strings Bar: Intimate atmosphere with hanging guitars and delicious cocktails. Don’t miss Penicillin! Zagrebacka 1. @strings.bar
What to discover? #
Split’s treasures go far beyond just restaurants and cafes. Here are some essentials.
- Diocletian’s Palace: This impressive monument, 1700 years old, now houses restaurants, shops and cafes. A perfect place to listen to acoustic music in summer.
- The Ivan Mestrovic Gallery: A museum dedicated to the famous Croatian sculptor, surrounded by a magnificent garden with views of the Dalmatian islands. Setalist Ivana Mestrovica 46. Mestrovic.hr
- Marjan Hill: This green oasis, perfect for hiking, cycling and swimming, offers splendid sea views. Don’t miss Kasjuni Beach in summer.
His shopping addresses #
Buying local in Split is a real experience. Here are some places to find unique treasures.
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- The Split market: Open every day, it is ideal for buying fresh products from small producers from 8 a.m. on Saturdays. Ul. Stari Pazar 8.
- Krug: Online store bringing together local brands and designers, specializing in sustainable fashion and handmade jewelry in Croatia. Krugstore.com
- Forgas: Family business creating and selling posters, T-shirts and large format photos. Each item is handmade in their Dalmatian workshop. Forgas.store
