You can get to Split with just one change in Zagreb.

• From Zagreb Glavni Kol: journey time around 6.5 hours; direct connections in the online timetable.
• Go to night train connections to Zagreb

Buy tickets.

The tickets to Split can be purchased at the ticket counter.

Find stations

You can find information on booking group travel to Split on the group travel help page.

Interrail is an inexpensive and flexible way to travel to Split. Tip: Discover the city as part of an Interrail trip through Croatia or across several countries – you’ll often travel cheaper than with Point-to-Point Tickets.

Old town and Diocletian’s Palace.

In 300 AD, the Romans built a palace for Emperor Diocletian to retire to and to this day it forms the heart of Split’s historic centre. It is a well-preserved historic building which takes up almost half of the old town. Wander through the UNESCO world heritage site along colonnaded passageways and past numerous impressive Roman and Venetian buildings. And then suddenly you’ll find yourself among little shops and restaurants or on the coastal promenade.

Marjan hill.

The Marjan hill overlooking the Bay of Split is just a short walk from the city centre. Explore this extensive peninsular park with its pines on foot, by bike or even on roller blades. Enjoy the fresh air and the wonderful view of the harbour and the old town.

Beaches.

In Split, you can enjoy a swim on picture-perfect beaches. Only a short walk from the historical centre of the city, there are beaches with turquoise water where you can relax and enjoy the sea.

Hvar and Brač islands.

Want to stay a bit longer in the region? Then take a ferry and you’ll reach the islands of Hvar or Brač in just a few hours. Hvar is great if you want to enjoy the nightclubs by night and the beautiful beaches by day. If you prefer things to be calm, then head for Brač, a calm and equally beautiful island.