North & Central Dalmatia
Split grew within the retirement palace of Roman Emperor Diocletian, where ancient walls, historic squares, and centuries-old streets remain part of everyday life. Nearby, Zadar blends Roman ruins and medieval churches with contemporary landmarks like the Sea Organ, while UNESCO-listed Trogir is known for its Romanesque cathedral and Venetian architecture. Šibenik is home to St. James’s Cathedral, built entirely of stone. Off the coast, Hvar, Brač, and Vis offer lavender fields, beautiful beaches, historic towns, and island traditions.
















