Split - A Cheap Summer Destination

Split in Croatia is a popular travel destination amongsightseeing and indulge in a spot of people-watching
backpackers looking for an inexpensive trip abroadover a cup of coffee.
during the summer.Museums and Galleries
Rich in culture and featuring many historical attractions,Delve into the rich history of Split by visiting the Town
the sprawling port city is located on the Dalmatia coast.Museum, which explains the origins of Croatia.
Surrounded by beaches and mountains, it is also aTravelers walking back to their Split hostel after a visit
great base from which travelers can go island-hopping.to the museum may find they have gained a better
Busy and vibrant, there are many centrally-located Splitunderstanding of the city's heritage.
hostels that backpackers can choose from.The Archaeological Museum, containing Roman and
Sightsearly Christian artifacts, also provides a fascinating
Backpackers can capture the charm of the city byinsight into Split's past.
venturing out of their Split hostels and exploring theBackpackers keen to understand Split's dynamic art
area by foot. This can be a great way to observe thescene can take a trip to the Mestrovic Gallery. The
many ancient buildings and Roman ruins during breezyformer home of sculptor Ivan Mestrovic, it has been
summer days.turned into a gallery and features many rare and
Sights such as the Bronze Gate, Central Piazza andfamous works by the artist.
Peristil can all be seen as part of a walking tour or justNightlife
with the aid of a map and compass.Split is well-known for its thriving nightlife. Bacvice
A major architectural highlight is Diocletian's Palace.beach has many clubs and bars. Live music and
This third-century walled structure is an impressiveoutdoor events including free festivals often take place
sight, with a vestibule, mausoleum and villa, andin Split during the summer months.
admission prices are very reasonable.For travelers looking for a more peaceful evening,
Narodni Trg is a pleasant square underneath awalk along the promenade and have a late meal at
Romanesque clock tower and Venetian-style city hall.one of the many traditional seafood restaurants,
Travelers can stop here to take a break frombefore returning to one of the many Split hostels.