Art Apartment Split

Hello, I'm Jelena. My cool and artistic apartment situated in Split, Cro, with two bedrooms, saloon, dinning and kitchen has a true village-city feeling. It comfortably fits 5. It is easily reach to center of Diocletian palace with its historical amenities. Apartment is accessible with for wheelchair. It is air conditioned, has satellite television, internet accsess, hot tub, gym, piano, washer, PS3 and everything that you will need so as at home.

A nice Art apartment decorated in free style with instalations on the first floor.

There is a kitchen, dinning room, living room, two bedrooms, balcony and garden.

1500 m from the beach and 3500 m from the old town.

AT your disposition are fast Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning and cable TV are available in all rooms,small gym, piano and hi-fi system. Also i offer game console PS3 with different games, every room there is a satellite TV, it is suitable for 4 to 5 persons, have a lot space. Everything what you need for cooking is here or to make a breakfast (tea, coffee, sugar, etc.)

Breakfast ,lunch and dinner at your request.

Nearby you have a shops with fresh local fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, etc. (in a circle of 150 m from the apartment).

 Public parking, free of charge, is in front of the building. Local bus station also. Possibility of renting the old fashion vesper or bicycle, special offer bicycle city tour guide,ancient tour, combo tour, beach tour.

The guest have access to nice garden. In front of the building there is a park for kids and basketball playgrounds, nearby there is bowling center, and 1,5 km nice beaches, like Žnjan beach.

I love this neighbourhood because you feel like in a village, It is so quiet area and you are in the city,you have all that you need at glance as ambulance, church, supermarkets and the beaches nearby.

There are buses all the time ,parking is included and if there is necessary i can pick up the gusts at the airport. From the airport also there are buses till center and then the guests can pick up bus you can easily reach my home.

A nice quiet family apartment away from the hectic scene at the centre of Split.

Welcome!

The Roman Emperor Diocletian spent his declining years in an enormous palace that he had built near his birthplace, Aspalthos, in Dalmatia. With the passing centuries the original architecture of the palace has been altered, but the people of the city, later called Spalato, and then Split, were able to use the structure of the palace, damaging it as little as possible, under Byzantine, Venetian and Austro-Hungarian rule. Thus, a harmonious city came into being within the Roman walls. The peristyle of the palace, Diocletian's mausoleum, Jupiter's temple, the colonnades along the streets, Early Croatian churches, Romanesque houses, the gates of Andrija Buvina and architectural works by Juraj Dalmatinac have remained in a good state. 

If you are planning a holiday in Split, you might want to plan a head, what to see, which excursions to make, where to go out, which beaches to visit etc., so to make it easy for you we have made a list of 20 thinks we believe could be of interested.

Diocletian Palace: Visit the whole palace area during day time, spend the 25 Kuna entrance to see the basement area and spend the 15 kuna entrance fee to see the Cathedral of St Duje and the Temple of Jupiter, alternative you can join the Split walking tours which is a 2 hour guide tour trough the old town.

 Museums: Visit the ethnographical museum in the old town, the archeological museum and the museum of the city of Split.

 National theater: Split has some very skillful actresses and opera singers, so check out the schedule for upcoming performances.

 City Park Marjan: rent a bike and take a ride to the city park Marjan, from the top spot you excellent view over the city and the islands, on the way down go for a coffee at cafe Vidilica (Cafe view – you will know why it has this name)

 Markets: Visit the fish Market at Marmontova and the green market just outside of the west side of the Palace, on main market you can buy fresh fruit and vegetables, flowers, local cheese, olive oil and Rakija. – Markets are open from 6.30 in the morning.

 Festivals and events: During summer Split has a number of recurring events like the Diocletian nights, where people dress up like Romans (in Togo) and eat and drink in the basement of the palace.

 Other events to mention is the open theater at the Peristil, the Spilt summer festival , Split music Festival at the Prokurative and children festival also at the Prokurative and much more.

 Salona: Visit the ruins of the ancient roman city Salona which was 3 times the size of Pompeii. Salona is situated a few Km outside of Split center and can easily be reached by bus. Entrance fee is 20 Kuna.

 Restaurant: Top restaurants in Split are Black Cat, situated close to the market, English breakfast, international menu, great salads and great cocktail, another good restaurant is Maslina situated at the end of Marmontova, great pizza, steaks and home made Gnocchi.

 Fast food: Close to the Bačvice beach you can enjoy original Bosnian Čevapčići at the place called Ba-će, Čevapčići is spiced meat roles served in a bread with fresh onions and Kajmak, you can get Čevapčići in most fast food shops, but trust me the best ones you get at Ba-će.

 Nightlife bars: An absolute MUST do, is to spend one evening hanging out in the old town, you would love the ambient of the bars Puls, Ghetto and Gaga just to mention a few, prices are fairly decent 20 kuna for a beer or long drink and 35 – 40 kuna for a good cocktail.

 Nightlife Discotheques: Once you finish in the old town, you might want to continue the party in one of Splits discotheques, at Bačvice you have Club Tropic and Club Bačvice which is for the younger audience, close to Stadium you have Hemmingway and Vanilla, especially Hemmingway is a great looking place.

 Beaches: Expect all Spit beaches to be crowded in July and August so get there early, here you can see the best Split beaches.

 Sport: Expat soccer game on Monday and Wednesdays at 19:00 – game is played at CTS sports center, which is 10 minutes walk from the centre, ask at Dencall internet cafe for directions.

 Test you driving skills at splits go-cart track situated behind the Poljud stadium.

 Rafting: Go for a 4 hour rafting tour on the river Cetina, tours are organized with pick up in Split or you can go to Omis with local bus line – prices for rafting is around 25-30 Euro, here you can find more details about Rafting on Cetina.

 Klis: if you want some magnificent panorama pictures of split you should visit the 7th century fortress Klis, the fortress is one of the most beautiful ones in Croatia. The fortress is open form 9 am to 7 pm, entrance fee is 10 Kuna.

 Trogir: Visit the UNESCO city Trogir, bus from Split takes about 30 minutes, return from Trogir with the split – Trogir transfer boat.

 Brac: Take a one day trip to the island of Brac, rent a scooter in Supetar and explore the island, if you don’t fancy riding a scooter, take the local bus and go to see the city of Bol, plan to spend some hours on one of Croatia’s most famous beaches – Zlatni rat, the golden tongue.

 National park Krka. Take a one day trip to Krka one of the most beautiful national parks in Croatia, bring your swimsuit as you are actually allow to swim below the waterfalls.

 Shopping: Recently Split got is first real shopping mal, so if you are looking to do big time shopping you should visit the shopping center Joker, which is situated 15 minutes walk from the centre of the town.

 Historical sailing boat: Take a trip with the Swan, a traditional Croatia sailing boat which do daily excursion to the Island of Ciovo, boat leaves from the middle of the Riva, you can not miss it.