Food & drink
Green market (Pazar)
Split's open-air market just outside the palace's east wall, with fruit, vegetables, dried figs and local produce. Busiest in the morning.
Gat sv. Duje (St Domnius pier) and passenger terminal
The pier also handles international ferries and holds the border crossing point.
Getting into town
Walk: about 10–15 minutes, flat, along the harbour front to the Riva and the palace's Bronze Gate. No shuttle is needed. Taxis wait near the ferry port; the main bus and train stations are on the way into town.
Step-free
The harbour walk is level and paved; inside the palace there are some steps and uneven stone, but the Riva and Bronze Gate route is largely step-free.
Ships due at this terminal
None listed yet
Closest to this terminal
Beaches & parks
Bačvice beach
A shallow, sandy town beach a short walk east of the ferry port, known for picigin, a local game of keeping a small ball in the air while standing in the water.
Sights
Diocletian's Palace
A Roman emperor's palace that became a town: walk the cellars, the Peristyle square and the lanes where homes, cafés and shops fill the old walls.
Sights
Cathedral of St Domnius and bell tower
The cathedral sits inside the emperor's own mausoleum, with a tall bell tower you can climb for views over the rooftops. Hours change with the season and Sunday mornings are for Mass.
Food & drink
The Riva waterfront
The palm-lined promenade along the palace's sea wall, lined with cafés: the natural place for a coffee and a view of the harbour.
Practical
Tourist information centre (Peristyle)
The city tourist board's office on the Peristyle square in the palace, for maps, opening times and transport advice. Open daily, shorter hours on Sundays.