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Manuš & the East

4 min · 0.7 km from the centre

The everyday residential streets just east of the palace, by the green market, the bus station and the ferry port — no great charm, but handy, well-connected and the best value in the city, a flat few minutes' walk to the old town. The practical base, especially if you're island-hopping.

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Around Manuš & the East, Split
1/4

€70–110

typical per night in Croatia

low for Croatia

Easy on the wallet

Cheapest in SplitPriciest

Among the cheapest areas to sleep in Split.

Where it sits

The circle is Manuš & the East and roughly a 10-minute walk around it.

How far is everything?

Split (SPU)~22 min drive12.3 km

From the middle of this area to the city's headline sights — pick your own on the city page and these become your list.

  • Cathedral of St Domnius4 min walk351 m
  • Diocletian's Palace4 min walk364 m
  • The Peristyle4 min walk364 m
  • The Palace Substructures5 min walk388 m
  • The Riva6 min walk487 m
  • Bačvice beach & picigin7 min walk624 m
  • Bačvice (beach)8 min walk643 m
  • Marjan Hill22 min walk1.8 km
  • Klis Fortress25 min taxi8.3 km

On your doorstep

What you’re living next to if you stay here.

The Green Market (Pazar), Split
The Green Market (Pazar)
Turquoise waterfalls cascading through the Krka National Park in Croatia
Krka Waterfalls
The red rooftops and waterfront of the old town of Trogir near Split
Trogir
Roman ruins among trees at Salona near Split
Salona
  • 14.The Green Market (Pazar) — The open-air market pressed against the eastern palace wall — a colourful, chaotic sprawl of fruit, vegetables, flowers, cheese, olive oil and local honey where Split does its shopping. Come in the morning for the buzz, the seasonal produce and a cheap, authentic slice of everyday Dalmatian life.
  • 16.Krka Waterfalls — A national park of tumbling turquoise falls an hour inland — boardwalks over the cascades and (some years) a swim below them. Plitvice's easier little sibling.
  • 17.Trogir — A tiny walled town on its own islet just up the coast — a Romanesque cathedral, marble streets and a waterfront of yachts. A perfect UNESCO half-day.
  • 19.Salona — The ruined Roman capital of Dalmatia on the edge of town — an amphitheatre and basilicas among the cypresses, where Diocletian was born. Ancient, green and quiet.

When are you staying?

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