We started the day by going to a viewpoint on Marjan Hill from where we enjoyed a beautiful view of Split. Then we went to the bus station walking along the promenade, called Riva. At the bus station we bought tickets for Trogir, a town near Split which is World Heritage. The bus left at 10:30am and arrived at 11:15. We were about 2 hours walking through the streets and squares of this fantastic and well preserved town with lovely corners.
Riva and Diocletian's Palace in Split
Trogir
Loggia of old Cipiko Palace in Trogir
Saint Lawrence Cathedral in Trogir, a really well preserved town in Croatia
Saint John Square in Trogir
Saint Nicholas fortress beside the promenade of Trogir
Promenade of Trogir in Croatia
Kamerlengo fortress from the promenade of Trogir
A lively street in Trogir
I enjoyed a lot walking along the lively streets of Trogir
One of the lovely corners we found in Trogir
We went back to Split for having lunch. In the afternoon we went up the bell tower of the cathedral and visited the Diocletian Palace, within which lies the old city of Split. In the evening, after having dinner at a restaurant in Sperun Square, we came back to walk through the streets of Diocletian's Palace to enjoy its nightlife.
Split
Split from Marjan Hill in Croatia
The promenade of Split, called Riva, is one of the most lively places in Split, especially near the Diocletian's Palace
A closer view of the Riva in Split
City walls of Diocletian's Palace in Split
Inside the Diocletian's Palace in Split
A house built inside the city walls of Diocletian's Palace in Split
View of Split and Marjan Hill from the bell tower of the cathedral
Harbor of Split from the bell tower of the cathedral
Houses built inside the Diocletian's Palace in Split
Our sobe in Hostel Peruzovic in Split, where we were really comfortable
Garden of Hostel Peruzovic where we had breakfast the two days we were in Split
One of the rocky beaches of Split where we enjoyed a refreshing swim
Coming back from the beach of the previous picture we enjoyed this view of the Riva and the Marina of Split
Peristil of Diocletian's Palace in Split
Colonnade of Peristil of Diocletian's Palace in Split
Bell tower of the Cathedral of Split from the Peristil of Diocletian Palace
Subterranean area of Diocletian's Palace in Split
Nice corner in the old city of Split located inside the Diocletian's Palace
This was the route we did through Croatia, which began in Venice and ended in Dubrovnik:
- Day 1 - 3: Venice
- Day 4: Porec, Rovinj and Pula
- Day 5: Zadar
- Day 6: Plitvice Lakes
- Day 7: Sibenik
- Day 8: Krka National Park
- Day 9: Split and Trogir
- Day 10: Hvar Town and Korkula
- Day 11: Korkula, Ston and Dubrovnik
- Day 12: Mostar (Bosnia Herzegovina) and Dubrovnik
- Day 13: Dubrovnik and Cavtat
- Day 14: Dubrovnik
Finally, other great cities and countries I have already visited are:
- Tortuguero, Caribe, Arenal, Monteverde and San José in Costa Rica
- Marrakech in Morocco
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