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Split
Shopping
Shopping
Split
Most Popular Hotels in Split:
Poljana Kraljice Jelene, 21000
Domovinskog Rata 49a;, 21000
Ulica Slobode 41, 21000
Grljevacka 2a, 21 312
Podrum (the underground chambers between the Riva and Peristil), which is lined with stalls selling paintings and craftwork, is a good bet for gifts and souvenirs. Meanwhile, Enoteka Terra, Prilaz brace Kaliterna 6, is ideal for quality Croatian wines and spirits. Aromatica, Dobrić 12, stocks herb-scented soaps, body creams and massage oils.
Several small, exclusive boutiques and shoe shops are located within the palaces walls, while the big European high street fashion names are represented along Marmontova. To bag a bargain or to simply appreciate the colour of local life head to Pazar, the open-air market, or Peskarija, the covered fish market. Both markets open Monday to Saturday 0800 to 1400 and Sunday 0800 to 1100.
Shops in Split generally open from Monday to Friday 0900 to 1300 and 1700 to 2000 and Saturday 0900 to 1300. The prevalence of imported goods mean that the city is not renowned as a shopping destination.
Most Popular Hotels in Split:
Poljana Kraljice Jelene, 21000
Domovinskog Rata 49a;, 21000
Ulica Slobode 41, 21000
Grljevacka 2a, 21 312
Podrum (the underground chambers between the Riva and Peristil), which is lined with stalls selling paintings and craftwork, is a good bet for gifts and souvenirs. Meanwhile, Enoteka Terra, Prilaz brace Kaliterna 6, is ideal for quality Croatian wines and spirits. Aromatica, Dobrić 12, stocks herb-scented soaps, body creams and massage oils.
Several small, exclusive boutiques and shoe shops are located within the palaces walls, while the big European high street fashion names are represented along Marmontova. To bag a bargain or to simply appreciate the colour of local life head to Pazar, the open-air market, or Peskarija, the covered fish market. Both markets open Monday to Saturday 0800 to 1400 and Sunday 0800 to 1100.
Shops in Split generally open from Monday to Friday 0900 to 1300 and 1700 to 2000 and Saturday 0900 to 1300. The prevalence of imported goods mean that the city is not renowned as a shopping destination.
Several small, exclusive boutiques and shoe shops are located within the palaces walls, while the big European high street fashion names are represented along Marmontova. To bag a bargain or to simply appreciate the colour of local life head to Pazar, the open-air market, or Peskarija, the covered fish market. Both markets open Monday to Saturday 0800 to 1400 and Sunday 0800 to 1100.
Shops in Split generally open from Monday to Friday 0900 to 1300 and 1700 to 2000 and Saturday 0900 to 1300. The prevalence of imported goods mean that the city is not renowned as a shopping destination.
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