From € 151 night

Cvita Split

Mihanoviceva 47F
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From € 151 night
Jun 18 Jun 19
Type: Hotel
Check-in: 14:00-23:59
Check-out: 12:00

Overview

Kastelet Beach is placed a mere 450 metres away, and Ethnographic Museum Split is 1.7 km from Cvita Hotel.

Impressions

During my vacation in Split, I was mesmerized by the city's unique blend of ancient history and natural beauty. A short walk from my accommodation led me to the breathtaking Marjan Forest Park, located just 1 kilometer away. This expansive green oasis is a haven for both locals and visitors, offering scenic walking trails, stunning views of the Adriatic Sea, and a tranquil escape from the bustling city. The park's numerous paths meander through lush pine forests and lead to picturesque lookout points that overlook Split and the surrounding islands. It became my go-to spot for morning jogs and evening strolls as I soaked in the serene atmosphere.

Exploring the historic core of Split, I ventured into Old Split, a mere 2 kilometers from my base. The cobbled streets gave way to an impressive array of ancient structures, with Diocletian's Palace at its heart. This UNESCO World Heritage site dates back to the 4th century and is renowned for its well-preserved Roman architecture. I wandered through its monumental gates, admiring landmarks such as the Temple of Jupiter, which showcases intricate stone carvings, and the famous statue of Gregory of Nin, a beloved figure revered for his role in promoting the Croatian language. The nearby Ethnographic Museum offered a fascinating glimpse into the region's cultural heritage, while the lively atmosphere of Republic Square, not far away, added to the vibrancy of the experience.

As I soaked in the beauty of Split, I couldn't resist exploring the exciting sports culture of the city. Stadion Poljud, also approximately 2 kilometers away, is an architectural gem and home to the local football club, Hajduk Split. With its iconic shell-like design, attending a match there was an exhilarating experience that showcased the passionate spirit of the locals. After my visit to the stadium, I returned to Marjan Park for a final sunset view, reflecting on my adventures amidst Split’s blend of rich history and modern life, all framed by the stunning backdrop of the Adriatic coast.

Facilities

Services

  • Car hire
  • Laundry

Dining

  • Restaurant
  • Bar/ Lounge area

Spa & Leisure

  • Indoor swimming pool
  • Outdoor swimming pool
  • Garden area
  • Sauna
  • Jacuzzi
main photo for tourist attraction block
Tourist attractions in Split
Tourist attractions in Split

Local sights

  • 1.9 km 1.2 mi Cathedral of Saint Domnius
  • 1.9 km 1.2 mi Temple of Jupiter
  • 680 m 2231 ft Mestrovic Gallery
  • 1.5 km 0.9 mi Marjan Forest Park
  • 2 km 1.2 mi Gregory of Nin
  • 1.5 km 0.9 mi The church and monastery of St. Frane
  • 1.6 km 1 mi Republic Square
  • 1.3 km 0.8 mi Marjan Park
  • 670 m 2198 ft Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments

Getting around

  • 170 m 558 ft Mihanoviceva 1
  • 280 m 919 ft Supilova
  • 420 m 1378 ft Mihanoviceva 2
  • 450 m 1476 ft Skola Meje

Dining options

  • 1 km 0.6 mi Teatar
  • 320 m 1050 ft Kat's Kitchen Deli
  • 1.2 km 0.8 mi Restaurant Adriatic
  • 2.4 km 1.5 mi Restoran Re Di Mare

Summary

🏷️ Min Price $174
🔑 Rooms 63
📍 Landmarks nearby Cathedral of Saint Domnius , Temple of Jupiter , Mestrovic Gallery