From € 114 night

Pet friendly Apartments Dora Split

Name: Apartments Dora
Address: Lazarica 4, Split, Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia
Price range: € 114 - € 114
Rating: 9

Lazarica 4

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Pet friendly Apartments Dora Split

Type: Apartment

Check-in: 14:00-22:00

Check-out: 05:00-10:00

Overview

Apartments Dora is placed right in the centre of Split, within short distance of Bacvice Beach. This apartment offers accommodation with WiFi throughout the property, approximately 18 minutes on foot from Gregory of Nin.

Location

The property is placed a few minutes drive from the enormous Diocletian's Palace. It takes a 10-minute walk to get to the centre of Split. The café Slatko Vrime is about 5 minutes' walk away.

Transport

This accommodation is a 5-minute stroll from Pojisanska bus stop and not very far from Split train station.

Nearby Attractions

Apartments Dora is located within 1.4 km of Temple of Jupiter.

Rooms

The property features a bathroom with a separate toilet, a shower and a sink as well as a kitchen equipped with a microwave oven, an electric kettle and a refrigerator.

Relax & Wellness

There is a terrace as a spot to unwind.

Rooms & Availability

Luxury Apartment

6 max

Apartment

90 m² 969 ft²

Garden view

Deluxe Apartment

5 max

Apartment

68 m² 732 ft²

Impressions

Split, a vibrant city on Croatia's Dalmatian coast, is a treasure trove of history and culture, beautifully interwoven with its stunning seaside scenery. During my recent vacation, I took the time to explore several iconic landmarks, each radiating its own unique charm. Among the most notable is the imposing Gregory of Nin statue, which stands about 1 kilometer from the heart of the city. This impressive bronze statue, reminiscent of Croatia's rich literary history, pays homage to the 10th-century bishop whose work was pivotal in promoting the use of the Croatian language in liturgy. The statue serves not only as a photo opportunity but also a symbol of national pride, with visitors often rubbing the toe of Gregory for good luck.

Just a short stroll from Gregory of Nin, I found myself on the sandy shores of Bačvice Beach, located only 0.5 kilometers away. This popular local hangout is known for its lively atmosphere, clear waters, and engaging beach culture. While many came for sunbathing and swimming, I enjoyed mingling with locals and indulging in some delicious Croatian seafood at the nearby taverns. The beach offers a perfect contrast to the historical sites that characterize the rest of my explorations in Split, allowing me to relax amidst the beauty of the Adriatic Sea.

A brief walk led me to the majestic Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the best-preserved monuments from the Roman Empire. Spanning about 1 kilometer, the palace is more than just an ancient ruin; it forms the very heart of Split's old town, housing shops, cafes, and residences among its 1,700-year-old walls. Nearby, I also visited the elegant Cathedral of Saint Domnius and the Temple of Jupiter, both of which showcase stunning architecture and historical significance. My overall itinerary also included the Live Museum Split and the serene Church and Monastery of St. Frane, both within easy reach. Each site I visited brought history to life, making my vacation in Split a truly enriching experience.