Lounging alongside the Adriatic Sea, on the famed Dalmatian Coast, Split is a bustling metropolis, serious port city, major ...

This coastal city offers a perfect mix of ancient history and vibrant culture. With Diocletian’s Palace as its centerpiece, Split features stunning Roman architecture, lively markets, and scenic ...

The best time to visit Split is September and October when tourist crowds have dispersed and the Adriatic Sea is still warm enough for a dip. By November, temperatures tend to drop into the 40s ...

It’s official! Croatia’s city of Split has been named Europe’s ultimate dopamine destination in a comprehensive study of ...

Split, though a travel destination in and of itself, is also a jumping off point for seeing the nearby Croatian islands of Hvar, Brac, Solta and Vis, among numerous others. And travelers can see ...

Halfway between Rovinj and Novigrad on Istria’s busy west coast, Poreč has long been given over to tourism, even before Croatia’s current ... one north towards Split, the other south to ...

Croatia broke its own tourism industry records in 2024, welcoming more than 21.3 million visitors and recording 108.7 million ...

Lucky visitors to the eastern Adriatic region have a chance to experience Croatia's and Slovenia's ... It’s a nice place... Zagreb attractions number plenty of stately icons among their ranks ...

Croatia’s record-breaking numbers for 2024 included more than 21.3 million arrivals and 108.7 million overnight stays.