A bustling hub in Roman times, Split – which is built around an old Roman palace – is full of unique historic and artistic treasures. Split attractions include a number of museums and galleries that make the city a fascinating destination for art aficionados, historians and sightseers alike. Here’s where to head. Meštrović Gallery Probably the most rewarding

Croatia’s second city has become a gastronomic destination of international standing – while its traditional establishments continue to thrive year-round. Our local experts pick out the best Split restaurants. Konoba Hvaranin Once a bland café, the Radovani family’s Hvaranin is one of the liveliest of Split’s traditional venues. With mum and dad in the kitchen

Though no mecca for contemporary fashion, Croatia’s second city is gradually embracing the design revolution that has already swept the capital. Split shopping encompasses anything from funky local design to revered Croatian and international designer brands. Around town, you’ll also find independent outlets for locally produced preserves, and for fresh local produce, Split market opens from early doors