Attractions in Split-Dalmatia

There is a short-term parking lot at the top and a small circular path with a chapel.

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

Gem. Wikipedia: The nucleus of today's city of Split is the Diocletian's Palace: Emperor Diocletian had it built around 300. After his death around 312 and that of his wife … read more

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

Trogir owes the flair and charm of the city to the Romans. These separated the old city center by a canal from the mainland. Narrow romantic lanes lead you to … read more

The fortress including the tower can be visited. The entrance fee is currently 30 kuna for adults

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

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 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

Wonderful all-round view 👍👍👍👍

For me personally, the most beautiful highlight of Stali Grad - the flair of the architectural design is simply enchanting.
The multiple inscriptions carved in stone make a significant contribution … read more

On the central town square in Makarska is the monument to Father Andrija Kačić Miošić, a Franciscan and Croatian folk poet, which was erected in 1890 by the sculptor Ivan … read more

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

Bol is a very nice, small and well-kept place with many cafes and restaurants

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.

This part is very rough and barely rideable, most of the time you have to walk the bike, but it can be done.

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.htm read more

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.

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

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.