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Split Apartments 1
Trstenik beach
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Apartment 2+1
Split Apartments (2+1)
Property type: Apartment 
Equipments:
Apartment (2+1):- The apartment is located on the 2nd floor of building with elevator
- Kitchen + living room, baedroom, bathroom
- The kitchen is fully equipped
- Nearest beach Trstenik 400 m
- Safe area. The central office of 'Societe Génerale' Bank is in the neighborhood
- City Bus Station: 100 m
- Lots of coffee bars to spend the evening with friends
Price:
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June 45€
July / August 55€
* except 8, 9, 10 July 90€
September 45€
- Tax Included in Price
- Discount for couples
- 3 nights minimum stay
- Best Buy Low Price Guarantee
Facilities:
- Coffee maker, Washing machine
- Air Conditioning, Free Wi-Fi Internet
- Elevator
- Free Public Parking
Split
- When Emperor Diocletian was considering retirement from governing the Roman Empire, he shopped around, found no decent rest homes and decided to build his own. And so Split was born. This magnificent walled city palace was built to Diocletian’s exacting standards, and today retains enough original charms to attract visitors by the thousands.
- Amid the remnants of his grand residences, pre-Christian sphinxes, and the best marble that neighbouring island Brac could provide, there is a pleasingly workaday town. Pavement cafés, cosy bars and plenty of shops mix with two lively markets and chic apartments.
- Enjoying the highlights of this Unesco heritage city. Start at the Bronze Gate. This once gave sea access to a labyrinth of caverns, created to elevate the palace. In the Middle Ages, they stored oil and vegetables; today, they are used for exhibitions and craft stands.
- Steps lead up to the palace’s central piazza, Peristil. This popular square is an acoustic-rich setting for a cappella singers at dusk.
- Narodni Trg (which the locals call “Pjaca”), a pretty square overlooked by a Romanesque clock tower and Venetian-style city hall. Located outside the walls, it replaced Peristil as the city’s focal point in the 14th century. To the west lies Veli Varos, one of the oldest parts of town – a charming, tourist-free sector of quiet streets and former fishermen's homes.
- The pine-covered heights of Marjan peninsula, 10 minutes west of the centre. Locals come here for hikes and bike rides. At its peak, there is a wonderful panorama over Split and the islands.