Hoteluri Split Croatia

Toni Palace is situated in the centre of Split within the walls of Diocletian's Palace a historical-cultural monument under the protection of UNESCOThree minutes walk from the main walkway Riva Through Diocletian's basements come out the square Peris . . .

Property DescProperty Location With a stay at Heritage Hotel Antique Split in Split Old Town youll be steps from Diocletians Palace and Cathedral of Saint Domnius This 4-star bed breakfast is 01 mi 02 km from Split Riva and 05 mi 08 km from Port of . . .

This apartment is located in the heart of the city centre in the famous old charming area of Radunica just 300 m from the sea The setting of the apartment gives guests a true feeling for old Split and there are links to the public transport network j . . .

Located in the centre of Split within metres of the beach and a short drive from the airport this self-catering property is an ideal place to stay for those wishing to explore the city and its environs Places of interest in the vicinity include Diocl . . .

These lovely and modern apartments are tastefully decorated and fitted to high standards Guests arriving by car may make use of the public car park fees applyThese charming modern and very tastefully fitted apartments come with an en suite bathroom w . . .

This attractive holiday a traditional Dalmatian stone house located in Varos - the charming old part of Split surrounded with variety of bars restaurants caffés galleries and museums The sea front and the beach are within a 10-minute walk a . . .

This attractive holiday home is located in the charming old part of the town of Split Its central location means that there are a lot of bars restaurants cafés galleries and museums in the immediate area Public transport is also very access . . .

HOTEL This establishment has 3 rooms SITUATION The establishment is close to the historic centre In the surrounding area you can find bars restaurants cafés exhibitions and museums it has good links to public transport services is in the coast a few . . .