Attractions in Split-Dalmatia

Great view to the Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) in Bol as well as to the island of Hvar

The views are great. From Makarska it is quite demanding hike. Take a lot of water (~3l per person) because there isn't any place where you can refill it on the way.

The world heritage city of Split seemed like a mixture of Hamburg and Munich in the summer. Beautiful old buildings, history and the harbor in the nose. Many people populated …read more

On the edge of the old town is still partially the city wall with some gates preserved.

The tower of the cathedral can be climbed. However, 25 kuna (3.50 euros) is payable. It dates back to the 13th century. The main western portal is a masterpiece by …read more

Adjacent to the old town - you can stroll along the harbor promenade.

Beautiful old town with many small bars and restaurants

The fortress Kamerlengo is a castle and fortress It was built at the time of the Republic of Venice. The fort became soon after the takeover of the city by …read more

Directly at the mouth of the Cetina is the beautiful town of Omis.
Omis was known for its pirates - no legend - no story, which is presented here in full: omisinfo.com/en/omis/geschichte-von-omis/piraten-von-omis.htmread more

Provides enough water, because the source of water at a mountain hut is not drinkable without filters. A hiking map can be obtained at the Tourist Office of Omis.

The green-covered boulder Kamen Brela (also called Brela stone), which juts out of the sea and is close to the Puntra-Rata beach, is the landmark of the small town of Brela and the Makarska Riviera.

At the top there is a small ruin with a very nice view.

Again, a colorful bustle. Here you will also find the old port hospital in front of the south facade of the Diocletian Palace, originally built for plague patients, was as …read more

The entry fee of the fortress is 25 kuna.
You have a wonderful view of Hvar.
The promenade near the fortress was created as a Mediterranean garden.
The fortress was built in the 16th century.

The summit offers a great view of Makarska and the Mediterranean Sea. At the summit there is a rest stop. The summit can be climbed from a car park through a 20 minute hike or from the valley.

The descent to the Blue Lake is rewarded with the opportunity to bathe in crystal clear water.

Yes, a beautiful place worth visitng, but much better - staying there for at least a few days, preferably longer. I visited it for the first time 65 years ago …read more

The size and shape of the statue can be somewhat frightening.

The "Loggia" is mentioned as the first palace in Hvar as far back as the 13th century. Formerly a community palace and courthouse, then a coffee house, the building is being converted into a 5-star hotel.

In the chapel photography is prohibited and there is also someone on site who is paying attention.
A large church with 13th altars. No entry.