Flights to Split

Split is Croatia's second largest city, boasting a stunning palace, ancient ruins and gorgeous beaches. It was originally founded as a Greek colony around 2,400 years ago. Much of its history revolves around Roman Emperor Diocletan, who commanded a palace to be built as his residence near Salona. Afterwards, Split was under the rule of the Venetians, Austrians, French and Germans. When it was part of Yugoslavia, the city experienced tremendous growth. Economic boom was dampened with Croatia's independence, but it is steadily improving over the past years. As a direct consequence, flights to Split have also increased proportionally, bringing visitors to the city for holidays or business. Check out our offers flight + hotel to Split!

There are so many things you can see and do in Split that you will probably will have a tough time deciding where to start. Beach hop, visit museums or roam around historic ruins. Relax in verdant parks, see a play or enjoy a sports event. As dusk falls, make you way to the buzzing city centre and explore the offerings of the night from trendy restaurants to bars. When on cheap flights to Split, there is action day and night in this exuberant urban centre that combines modern and ancient attractions.

When visiting Split, be sure to:

• See magnificent and imposing Diocletian's Palace that occupies nearly half of the Old Town
• Gape at the Iron Gate and Silver Gate that lead to the palace
• Relax at Marjan Beach surrounded by beautiful pine forests
• Hop to the island of Brac famous for its white pebble beach, windsurfing and traditional architecture
• Visit the Cathedral of Saint Domnius
• Enjoy the sculpture works of Ivan Meštrovi? at the Ivan Meštrovi? Gallery
• Go to the port town of Hvar with its ancient walls and fortress
• Check out the cultural events and happenings at the Croatian National Theatre in Split
• Examine historic and cultural artefacts at the Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments
• Take part in the Split Festival, a musical event
• Step in a local bar and mingle with the locals
• Visit the Tusculum Museum and explore the ruins of the ancient city of Salona