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Split in winter: when the riva again belongs to those who live there

Split is big enough not to be defined by the season: when the guests leave, a city of nearly two hundred thousand remains, with its markets, clubs and habits. Winter is therefore the best measure of Split's daily life.

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A city that does not depend on the season

The city tourist board presents Split as a year-round destination, and in winter you see why: the university, the hospital and the port keep the city awake regardless of the guest calendar.1

The Pazar market and the fish market work every day of the year, and the queue in front of the bakery at seven in the morning is the same in winter as in summer.1

The winter rhythm

Coffee on the riva in the January sun is a Split institution: the wind picks the side of the riva, and locals know which one.1

The county tourist board runs an events calendar through the whole year, showing that between October and April the city lives on sport, theatre and klapa singing.2

What this means for a life decision

Whoever seeks a larger city on the sea that does not fall silent in winter gets exactly that in Split: the sea as backdrop, the city as substance.1,2

  • City information: at the city tourist board.1
  • The regional calendar: at the county board.2