Apartment Mario Split
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Apartment Mario Review
Overlooking the city, Apartment Mario is 1.4 km from Stadion Poljud in Split. There is public parking nearby and WiFi throughout the property.
The Trznica Matoseva is set 150 metres from this Split hotel.
This guest house puts you in the centre of Split, 25 minutes' walk from Bacvice Beach. The hotel is also relatively close to Gregory of Nin in Split.
The best historical sights to visit here include Diocletian's Palace, situated nearly 7 minutes on foot from the accommodation.
Guestrooms offer a balcony and a dining area, along with a sofa for guests' comfort. They are also equipped with coffee/tea making machines, a refrigerator and an oven. The private bathrooms are fitted with a shower together with hairdryers and toiletries.
Apartment Mario stands only 550 metres from the historic 4th-century Catholic church "Cathedral of Saint Domnius", close enough to Prima bus stop.
Impressions
During my recent vacation in Split, I was captivated by the city's rich historical tapestry and vibrant atmosphere. At the heart of Split lies the remarkable Cathedral of Saint Domnius, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the 4th century. This architectural gem, which originally served as a mausoleum for the Roman Emperor Diocletian, features a towering bell tower that offers panoramic views of the city and the nearby Adriatic Sea. Just a short stroll from the cathedral, the Old Split district beckons with its narrow cobblestone streets and charming old architecture, providing a perfect backdrop for leisurely exploration and discovering quaint cafés and artisan shops.
Cultural experiences abound in Split, particularly with institutions such as the Ethnographic Museum Split and the Split City Museum, both conveniently located within half a kilometer. The Ethnographic Museum showcases the rich social customs and historical artifacts of the region, while the Split City Museum offers insights into the city’s evolution from ancient Roman times to the present day. Just around the corner, the Jaman Art Centre adds a modern twist to the cultural scene, featuring contemporary exhibitions that highlight the works of local and international artists. For those seeking some interactive fun, the Live Museum Split presents history in a unique way, allowing visitors to engage with the past through live performances and exhibits.
In between immersing myself in history and culture, I enjoyed the scenic waterfront at Split Port, where the vibrant marina is filled with boats and ferries ready to whisk travelers to nearby islands. The League of Croatia is illustrated beautifully as one walks along the waterfront, with numerous seafood restaurants serving up fresh local dishes. If you’re in the mood for an outdoor experience, a quick walk to Stadion Poljud, located about a kilometer from the center, offers a glimpse into Croatian football culture and the energy of local sports. Overall, my time in Split was a delightful blend of scenic beauty, historical exploration, and rich cultural experiences, making it a memorable destination.
Positives and negatives
- Within 10 minutes' walk to the town centre.
Facilities
Facilities
- Flat-screen TV
Rooms
- Sitting area
- Dressing area
- Tea and coffee facilities
- Dining table
Location
Policy
- Check-in: from 14:00 until 23:00
- Check-out: until 10:00
Summary
| ✔️ Rating | 8.6 / 10 |
| 🏷️ Min Price | $271 |
| ⭐ Reviews | 16 |