Aroma Dalmatia

The Beautiful Croatian coast is blessed with a welcoming sun that makes its soil fertile and rich in fruit and vegetables. Aroma Dalmatia provides its loyal customers with oil, wine, marmalade and dried fruit made of local ingredients. Along with the edible ones, soap and gift ideas are sold as well.

• Address:

  Dioklecijanova 5, Split

• Phone:

  +385 95 995 3135

Bonbonnière Kraš

With its almost one-hundred years of history, Kraš is an institution in town. Whatever your sweet tooth may crave, Kraš colourful shop, features chocolate, candy, biscuits, wafers and even some savoury delicacies. You will definitely find something special here.

• Web:

  www.kras.hr

• Address:

  Martinjski prolaz 1, Split

• Phone:

  +385 21 346 138

City Center One

City Center is a vast shopping mall that features national and international clothing shops, restaurants, coffee shops and jewelleries. Located only 6 kilometres away from downtown Split, the mall is a hub of shops where you can find the perfect Croatian outfit or beach supplies.

• Web:

  www.citycenterone.hr/split/en

• E-mail:

  info-st@citycenterone.com

• Address:

  Vukovarska 207, Split

• Phone:

  +385 21 510 130

Fish Market

Split's close proximity to the sea treats its citizens and guests to an abundance of freshly caught seafood. The Fish Market located in the old part of town boasts a myriad of diverse fish stalls, providing restaurants and people throughout the town with the freshest products. After midday, if there is any fish left, you can buy it at half price.

• Web:

  www.croatia-expert.com/split-fish-market

• Address:

  Obrov 5, Split

Green Market

Not only the freshest fruit, vegetables, olive oil and even local brandies, the Green Market's vast offer of stalls presents clothing items, accessories, knickknacks and anything else you can think of. Browse at the colourful products and get ready to use all your haggling skills.

• Web:

  www.visitsplit.com/en/517/pazar

• Address:

  Stari Pazar 9, Split

• More info:

  Located between the Diocletian palace and the main bus station for city buses

Marmont Street

known in Croatian as Marmontova Ulica, this marble-lined street is the most popular shopping area in Split for designer goods. You will find jewellery, clothes, shoes and other goods from artisanal and mass market brands. The street, stretching from the Old Palace, is reserved for pedestrians. Check out the over 100-year-old pharmacy Varoš, as well as art galleries and a popular fish market.

• Address:

  Marmontova Ulica, Split