Split is the second largest city in the Republic of Croatia and the largest Croatian city on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. Bordered by mountains, Mosor in the northeast and Kozjak in the northwest, it is located between the rivers Žrnovnica in the east and Jadra in the north, plunging westward into the sea with its peninsular part, on which the Marjan forest stands out, and crossing over to the island of Čiovo.

As many as 15 kilometers of promenades along the sea make an ideal connection with the stone streets of the old town, spreading the spirit of the Mediterranean. The center of the town is the Diocletian’s Palace, which was built from 295 to 305 by the Roman emperor – the reformer Gaius Valerius Aurelius Diocletianus.