ZAGREB, May 2, 2018 - The Croatian government, that will convene in Split on Friday, is going to transfer the ownership of 1,660 garages and a large part of the Dračevac army barracks to the local town authorities and the donated premises will be used by traffic police, the Split Catholic Archdiocese and some of them will be transformed into a technology park, the State Assets Management Minister Goran Marić said on Wednesday.

"The trend will continue in the years ahead of us, and people from Western and Northern Europe will be coming to Dalmatia more.”

How does one explain the love between Torcida and Hajduk Split? 

Locals and tourist are enjoying the warmer than ever April weather. 

Check out how the Dalmatian capital will be celebrating the 1st of May.

Are you curious to see who will perform at the highly anticipated Split Festival? 

Check out the new Harley Davidson in Radošić!

Hajduk’s chances of catching up to Dinamo have been shot down after drawing in Koprivnica to Slaven Belupo.

2018 has been a good year for ACI Marina - and they're just getting started. 

Yesterday at Split’s ferry port, visitors were able to see the ‘Vukovar’ rocket launcher and the military helicopter ‘Kiowa Warrior’. Today, you can watch the flight from the cockpit!