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Old Split Town is known as a UNESCO World Heritage Site with many fascinating tourist places which reflect the historical and cultural aspects of the town. Besides ancient monuments, there are many cafes, restaurants, beaches and local markets to visit.
It is mainly popular for Diocletian’s Palace and the Old Town Clock. It is engulfed by the central neighbourhoods of Split, Croatia, between Marjan Hill and the present-day neighbourhoods of the city. This old town of Split is remarkable due to its history dating back to 1700 years and it was primarily established by ancient Greeks who constructed a settlement. Later, it was colonised and advanced by many empires from Romans to the Byzantines, Venetians, and Ottomans.The Diocletian’s Palace, the Riva Promenade, St Dominus Cathedral, Peristyle are some renowned tourist spots. As this town provides a little of everything like nature, gastronomy, history, culture and entertainment it has attracted many tourists over the years.
Other Important Objective information : Bus services and car rental services are available for tourists.
Car Parking Old Town Split: the closest parking spot is the Riva Promenade which accommodates 100 cars and is open 24 hours a day. For the first hour, the price is €1.30 and for extra hours it is €2.