





Ideally situated on the Adriatic coast just minutes from the city center, Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Split serves as the perfect gateway to Dalmatia’s history and natural beauty.
To the west of the hotel lies Diocletian’s Palace, one of Croatia’s most celebrated UNESCO World Heritage sites. Built at the turn of the 4th century by the Roman emperor Diocletian, this ancient complex forms the vibrant heart of Split. Stroll its historic marble streets to discover local boutiques, lively restaurants, and the Split City Museum.
Beyond the palace, the region offers endless opportunities to explore: head south to relax on serene pebble beaches or sail to the nearby island of Brač, or venture north to Klis Fortress—the famous Game of Thrones filming site. Explore our top recommendations for nearby attractions below.
Discover a rich medieval history and explore your Game of Thrones fantasies at this central Dalmatian ancient fortress, which is more than 2000 years old.
One of the main airports in the area. Check our "how to arrive" section for more information.
Stroll around the city streets that were once a part of the magnificent imperial fortress. Admire the impressive architecture, enjoy local seafood, and take in spectacular sea views.
Find this spectacular island among the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea. This Croatian gem promises an unforgettable getaway, whether you're exploring pebble beaches and hidden coves or its lush lavender fields and vineyards.
High up in the mountains, take the opportunity to appreciate incredible views. Step onto the glass platform situated upon a 1,228-meter-high cliff. The Skywalk Biokovo offers sea and island views you won't want to miss—on a clear, windy day you can even see all the way to Italy.
Discover the life work of the famous 20th-century sculptor and artist, Ivan Meštrović. Situated in his former residence and studio, the gallery offers a closer look at his marble masterpieces, bronze portraits, and drawings while maintaining the original character of his home.
Enjoy panoramic views of the city and nearby mountains of Mosor and Kozjak from Marjan Park. Climb up the steps to different viewpoints surrounded by lush Aleppo pines and enjoy unforgettable views overlooking the port, coast, and nearby islands.
The island of Brač is renowned for its cypress tree forests, sunny hills, and vineyards. The island's quarries produce stone that many homes in Brač are built from, and incredibly, the same stone was used for the White House in Washington and Diocletian's palace in Split.
History lovers
Nature seekers
Island explorers
Need help arranging transport, planning activities, or finding what to do nearby? Our team can support with practical local guidance to make your stay easier and more enjoyable.
