With 200.000 inhabitants, Split has become the second largest city in Croatia and one of the most lively and in-vogue cities on the Adriatic Coast. The city was built around an impressive Palace ordered by Roman Emperor Diocletian that is still famous throughout Europe and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Over the centuries, Split has played an important part in Yugoslavian history and is bridging modernity with tradition. Wander through the old town, within the Old Walls, and taste the local specialties of the Dalmatia region in the myriads of typical bars and restaurants. Stroll, discover and enjoy this very old city and the souvenir shops at the old port, for Split is indeed an interesting city with a sea view. The coastal mountains in the background offer a great contrast with the beautiful turquoise Adriatic sea.