About this experience
This hop-on hop-off bus tour around Split provides a convenient and flexible way to explore famous landmarks and attractions, including Trogir, a UNESCO-listed medieval town; Salona Archaeological Park, a key site of early Christianity; and Bačvice Beach, with its relaxing vibe and views. This Croatian City also served as the primary filming location for the city of Meereen in Game of Thrones. Learn about the city with an audio guide available in multiple languages.
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Green Route — Stop 1: Apodos Bus Station
The starting point for all three routes, located on Split's Riva waterfront promenade.
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Green Route — Stop 2: Olive Museum
A stop dedicated to Dalmatia's centuries-old olive oil heritage, with exhibits on traditional production.
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Green Route — Stop 3: Klis Fortress
A medieval hilltop fortress with commanding views over Split and the surrounding coast — also a filming location for Game of Thrones.
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Green Route — Stop 4: Hidden Dalmatia
A quieter stop that offers a glimpse of the rural landscape beyond the city limits.
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Green Route — Stop 5: Salona
The ruins of Salona, once a major Roman city and an important early Christian site, spread across a peaceful archaeological park.
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Green Route — Stop 6: Znjan Beach
A popular pebble beach on Split's eastern coast, ideal for a swim or a break before heading back.
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Red Route — Stop 2: Bačvice Beach
Split's most famous sandy beach, known for the traditional local game of picigin played in the shallows.
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Red Route — Stop 3: Gripe Sports Centre & Maritime Museum
A historic fortress-turned-museum charting Croatia's naval and maritime history.
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Red Route — Stop 4: Archaeological Museum
One of Croatia's oldest museums, housing artefacts from the Greek, Roman and early medieval periods.
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Red Route — Stop 5: Football Stadium Poljud
The iconic Hajduk Split stadium, an architectural landmark in its own right on the city's western edge.
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Red Route — Stop 6: Gallery Meštrović
The former home and studio of sculptor Ivan Meštrović, now a gallery displaying his monumental works.
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Red Route — Stop 7: St. Francis Church and Monastery
A Franciscan complex with a peaceful cloister, close to the edge of Diocletian's Palace.
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Blue Route — Stop 2: Trogir
A UNESCO World Heritage Site just 27 km from Split, its compact old town packed with Romanesque and Renaissance architecture.
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Blue Route — Stop 3: Olive Museum
Shared with the Green Route, this stop explores the role of olive cultivation in Dalmatian culture.
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Blue Route — Stop 4: Klis Fortress
The Blue Route also calls at Klis, making it easy to combine the fortress with a visit to Trogir on the same day.
Hop on and off at any stop along the route.
Meeting point
Apodos Bus Station, Riva, Split, Croatia
All three routes depart from Stop 1 at Apodos Bus Station on Split's Riva waterfront. Present your ticket (mobile or printed) to board. The complimentary walking tour also departs from this stop.
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- Your ticket (mobile ticket accepted)
- Sun protection for the open-top deck
- A light layer for cooler mornings or evenings
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Frequently asked questions
Can I use all three routes on a single ticket?
Yes. One ticket covers the Green, Red and Blue routes. You can hop between all three within your 24- or 48-hour window.
Do I need to print my ticket, or is a mobile ticket accepted?
A mobile ticket on your phone is accepted — no need to print anything.
How often do the buses run?
Departure times and frequency can vary by season and route. Check the official City Sightseeing Split website for the current daily schedule before you travel.
Is the Klis Sunset Experience included in my ticket?
Yes, it's included in your bus ticket, but the Klis Fortress entrance fee is not — you'll pay that separately on arrival. The tour runs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday (daily in July and August), departing at a time that varies with the sunset.
Are children under 3 free?
Children under 3 travel free of charge, though they are not entitled to their own seat. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Does the audio guide cover all three routes?
The multilingual audio guide is available on board across the routes. The guide is not listed for a specific language selection, so check with the operator if you need a particular language confirmed.
City Sightseeing Split
Part of the global City Sightseeing network, the Split franchise operates the city's official hop-on hop-off bus service with open-top double-deckers and routes designed to reach both the urban centre and outlying attractions.