The city of Split is the cultural and administrative center of Dalmatia. Not only its climate but also its historical heritage and kilometers of beaches make Split the brilliant destination for holidays whether you prefer sightseeing or just messing around on the beach. The bank, supermarket, pharmacy are just around the corner.

The history of Split goes back more than 1700 years with rich cultural heritage. The original town was built by the Roman emperor Diocletian whose Palace – UNESCO’s World Heritage Site, forms today the heart of the old town. There are also many museums and galleries to visit and plenty of other things to do.
The longest beach coastline in all Croatia makes Split’s beaches very popular among tourists and locals. The most popular is the Bačvice beach lending its name to the whole city area.

The Bačvice district is located on southeastern part of the town just a short walk from the old town. Staying in Bačvice is the perfect solution as it is an easy walk from the beaches, the historical centre and the train-bus-ferry terminals, as well.
It’s an elegant alternative to the hustle and bustle of Split’s historical center and the ideal point whether your interests be beach, club hopping or cultural.
The best residential area in the city also offers its own unique brand of nightlife.
Kilometres of beaches starting with the most popular Bačvice sand beach allow you to enjoy a stroll on this seaside promenade and have a leisurely coffee or cocktails in one of the numerous cafes or a romantic dinner in one of the restaurants.

The City of Split is the ideal starting point to undertake numerous excursions to the near-by islands of Brač, Hvar, Šolta or you can drive only 28 kilometers to the town of Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and even visit sites like the town of Omiš (rafting down the Cetina River, the Slapovi Krke National Park, the cities of Šibenik, Zadar, etc…