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Split weekend: konobas, Riva, palace

  • ★ 4.7
  • 2 days
  • First-time visitor, two days

A two-day route built around Split's Veli Varos konobas, the Pazar and Ribarnica markets, and one dinner on the Zoi terrace above the Riva.

  1. Day 1Saturday: Veli Varos lunch, Marjan walk, Riva dinner

    Morning
    Coffee at D16 Coffee on Dominisova, a walk through the Pazar green market on Hrvojeva, and a stop at Kruscic Artisan Bakery on Obrov 6.
    Afternoon
    Lunch at Konoba Fetivi on Tomica Stine, where the day's catch is presented on a tray at each table and the kitchen grills the fish. Walk on Marjan afterwards.
    Evening
    Dinner at Zoi on its terrace above the Riva: the seven-course ECHO tasting menu, which comes with a curated wine pairing.

    StopsD16 CoffeePazar (Central Green Market)Kruscic Artisan BakeryKonoba FetiviZoi

  2. Day 2Sunday: market morning, palace lunch, Bokeria dinner

    Morning
    Visit the Ribarnica fish market on Kraj Svete Marije, then Brasserie on 7 on the Riva.
    Afternoon
    Walk into Diocletian's Palace and have lunch at Villa Spiza on Petra Kruzica.
    Evening
    Dinner at Bokeria Kitchen & Wine on Domaldova.

    StopsRibarnica (Fish Market)Brasserie on 7Villa SpizaBokeria Kitchen & Wine

Split wine and seafood weekend

  • ★ 4.6
  • 2 days
  • Wine-focused visitor, two days

A weekend built around a Pazar morning, Zinfandel's Dalmatian menu, the Krug counter and a Brac day trip for olive oil and wine.

  1. Day 1Saturday: Pazar, Zinfandel lunch, Krug dinner

    Morning
    Coffee at D16 Coffee on Dominisova, then a walk through the Pazar green market on Hrvojeva.
    Afternoon
    Lunch at Zinfandel Food & Wine on Maruliceva, whose site describes a menu focused on Dalmatian cuisine and lists over 100 bottles of Croatian wine and 30 wines by the glass.
    Evening
    Dinner at Restaurant Krug on Trumbiceva obala 17: 12 seats at a counter around the open kitchen, a five-course menu at the earlier sitting and a nine-course menu after 8.30pm. Krug received a Michelin star in the 2025 guide.

    StopsD16 CoffeePazar (Central Green Market)Zinfandel Food & WineRestaurant Krug

  2. Day 2Sunday: Brac day trip

    Morning
    Take the catamaran from Split to Supetar on Brac.
    Afternoon
    Spend the day on Brac, where olive oil holds protected designation of origin and the steep south side around Bol is planted with vineyards.
    Evening
    Return to Split for dinner at Bokeria Kitchen & Wine on Domaldova.

    StopsBokeria Kitchen & Wine

Split in three days: bakeries, markets and konobas

  • ★ 4.4
  • 3 days
  • Three-day visitor

Three days of Split eating built around Bobis and Kruscic bakeries, the Pazar and Ribarnica markets, and konobas on Ban Mladenova and Poljana Grgura Ninskog.

  1. Day 1Day one: bakery breakfast, market walk, konoba dinner

    Morning
    Breakfast pastry at Bobis on Marmontova 1, then a walk along Marmontova.
    Afternoon
    Walk through the Pazar green market on Hrvojeva, then to Matejuska port, where dozens of small fishing boats are tied up.
    Evening
    Dinner at Konoba Varos on Ban Mladenova; its pasticada is €29 on the menu.

    StopsBobis MarmontovaPazar (Central Green Market)Konoba Varos

  2. Day 2Day two: bakery, coffee, pizza

    Morning
    Kruscic Artisan Bakery at Obrov 6, then coffee at D16 Coffee on Dominisova.
    Afternoon
    Lunch at Villa Spiza on Petra Kruzica.
    Evening
    Pizza at Pizzeria Galija on Toncieva 12, the oldest pizzeria in Split, open since 1980.

    StopsKruscic Artisan BakeryD16 CoffeeVilla SpizaPizzeria Galija

  3. Day 3Day three: fish market, cafe, konoba dinner

    Morning
    Visit the Ribarnica fish market on Kraj Svete Marije.
    Afternoon
    UpCafe on Domovinskog rata 29A.
    Evening
    Dinner at Konoba Korta on Poljana Grgura Ninskog 3: its site names peka, brudet and black risotto among its favourite dishes.

    StopsRibarnica (Fish Market)UpCafeKonoba Korta

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Split: Food Tasting Walking Tour★ 4.8 (110)

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Split: Food Tasting Walking Tour

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