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Today in Split
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- Last days · Until Wed 21
Jadrolinija International Ferry Cancellations
International ferry services on routes L53 Split – Ancona, L54 Dubrovnik – Bari, and L56 Split – Bari are temporarily interrupted until October 21, 2026, due to a technical issue with the ferry Dalmacija. Passengers with tickets for affected sailings will be compensated.
- Thu 22 – Mon 2
Jadrolinija Split – Ancona Ferry Service Extended Interruption
The interruption of all sailings on the international route L53 Split – Ancona has been extended until November 2, 2026, due to a technical issue affecting the ferry Dalmacija.
- Last days · Until Fri 23
À LA CHEF – Intensive Two-Week Cooking School
An intensive two-week cooking school for aspiring chefs.
- Last days · Until Wed 21
Vrm Days 2026
A conference taking place in Split.
- Thu 22 – Sat 24
Split Calling Festival
The 4th Split Calling Festival of Contemporary Circus and Outdoor Arts will transform the streets and squares of Split's city center with performances, physical theatre, dance, clowning, and workshops. Artists from Croatia, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Austria, and Germany will participate. All events are free and open to all, with a closing party and screen-printing workshop at Stari Pazar.
- Sat 24 · 20:00
Imperial Concerts by Maestro Terza: Hans Zimmer & Epic Soundtracks
A concert featuring the epic soundtracks of Hans Zimmer, held in the historic Diocletian's Cellars.
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Things to do in Split
The city's classics, ranked for a first visit. Places a local guide stops at say so.
No verdicts on these places yet. Been to any? Say whether it's worth it — that is exactly what the next traveller reads here.
Photos: Jules Verne Times Two, Николай Максимович, Argo Navis, Klapi, Sitomon
When to go
The next 14 days — crowds, weather and what's on in one strip. Tap a day to open it.
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- Sat3121°
- Sun120°
- Mon219°
- Tue317°
Crowds:QuietComfortableBusyVery busy
Best pickBusiestSomething on
Best days: Wed 28, Thu 29 and Mon 2
Picked for lighter crowds and good weather.
What Split is like
A year-round read of the city's character, not this week's weather.
Split leans hardest into Productivity, Beauty and Weather — and Romance matters least here.
Good to know about Split
- Nightlife starts late; Old Town bars begin around 10 PM and clubs don't pick up until midnight or later, so don't go too early. Source
- Tap water is safe to drink, but it can taste noticeably mineral-rich due to the karst limestone geology, so some locals prefer a filter for taste. Source
- While Split is generally safe, be cautious when walking alone in the narrow, dimly lit alleyways of the Old Town at night; stick to the main streets. Source
- For the best views without a strenuous hike, climb the stairs to Prva Vidilica on Marjan Hill, where there's a cafe with a terrace to relax. Source
- To experience the festival buzz of Ultra Europe without the main weekend crush and high prices, aim for June or early September. Source
- Look for konobas beyond tourist spots; Konoba Fetivi, despite being Michelin-listed, remains a humble place serving generous portions at reasonable prices. Source
- The grape harvest concludes in October, when new wines are pressed and celebrated with festivities like St. Martin's Day on November 11th, when the wine is ready to drink. Source
- If you're looking for a quieter Blue Flag beach, skip the often-crowded Bačvice and head to Trstenik, a pebble beach that stays noticeably calmer. Source
All scores and the radar
The vibe of this city
How strongly this place leans into each kind of trip — a stable read on its everlasting character, not today's weather.
Year-round profile
How Split scores, dimension by dimension
Adventurebalanced · 51Why
There are many hiking trails on Mosor and Kozjak mountains, as well as Marjan Hill, offering options from easy to strenuous. However, surfing conditions are rarely suitable, and ski resorts like Kupres are about a two-hour drive away. Source
Naturebalanced · 47Why
You will feel close to nature at Marjan Park, a large green space with pine forests and scenic lookouts, plus multiple Blue Flag certified beaches are available along the coast. Do not expect dark skies for stargazing or whale watching, as both are rare. Source
Foodquiet · 18Why
You will not find a diverse fine-dining scene with many high-end or vegan restaurants on every corner. Instead, focus on traditional Dalmatian cuisine and fresh seafood at local konobas like Konoba Fetivi, which offers old family recipes. Source
Sportbalanced · 46Why
You have many ways to stay active with hiking and climbing on nearby Mosor and Kozjak mountains, or on Marjan Park's varied trails. You can find several yoga studios in the city, such as Studio One and Yoga Room Split, but do not expect an especially bike-friendly city. Source
Familylight · 36Why
There isn't a high density of dedicated kid attractions around every corner. However, Split offers multiple Blue Flag beaches, parks like Marjan Park and Zvončac Park with playgrounds, and Diocletian's Palace can be an engaging place for kids to explore. Source
Romancequiet · 14Why
You will not find a high concentration of Michelin-starred restaurants or an active thermal-spa season. Instead, you can seek out panoramic sunsets from Marjan Hill, such as Vidilica Terrace, or enjoy quieter strolls along the Riva. Source
Productivityvery strong · 73Why
You can work well here with robust internet connectivity; broadband internet download speed is approximately 169 Mbps, and mobile speed around 184 Mbps. Internet infrastructure in Croatia is generally fast and dependable in major cities. Source
Valuelight · 38Why
You will not get exceptional value for your money during the peak summer season, when accommodation and transport prices significantly increase due to massive crowds. For a more budget-friendly experience, consider visiting in spring or autumn, or winter for the lowest rates. Source
Authenticitystrong · 56Why
Split feels authentic because the Riva functions as the city's "living room," where locals engage in daily rituals like the "korzo" (evening stroll) and coffee culture. The morning fish market near the Riva also offers a vivid slice of local everyday life. Source
Safetybalanced · 49Why
While Croatia is generally considered safe for travelers, the solo female travel safety index is low, suggesting it is important to maintain awareness of your surroundings. Source
Weatherstrong · 62Why
You will enjoy a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry, and mostly sunny summers; July is the hottest month, averaging 12 hours of sunshine per day. Winters are mild, and heavy precipitation is infrequent. Source
Beautyvery strong · 70Why
The city is inherently beautiful, with panoramic viewpoints from Marjan Hill, allowing you to see the city, the Adriatic, and surrounding islands. You can also climb the bell tower of Saint Domnius Cathedral for an extraordinary bird's-eye view of Diocletian's Palace and the harbor. Source
Scored on 16 of 16 vibe dimensions from this city's year-round data.
Nearby and similar
- Is Split busy right now?
- Open today's date for Split to see the live vibe — we fuse weather, crowds, events and holidays into one busyness score, updated daily.
- When is Split least crowded?
- Browse the next 14 days above: each day is labelled from quiet to very busy. Quiet days are usually mid-week and away from holidays and big events.
- What's the weather like in Split?
- Each day card shows the expected highs, lows and rain for Split. Open any date for the hourly breakdown.