Hotel Art Split
Ulica Slobode 41 Split, 21000, Croatia
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One Last Day to be Tourists at the Palace
Well we were too tired to pack last night so we put it off till this am. Oh but the electricity went off in the whole town at 6am, I was awake because I was already up and the fan stopped in the bathroom and I went out to see why. I could hear the 6am bells ringng and it was dark all out into the city. You could see an occasional little light on …
Thank G-d Someone Gave me CHUTZPAH
Well- I love Budapest, yet it was intended to be a one hour layover and by the skin of my tuchus it was only that. They book it so damned close- make you go out of customs into the airport back through passport control and security and then take a bus to the airplane on the tarmac.
I am destined for travel glitches on this trip, yet take …
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Sun, sea and Split
... became more inhabited. But there was something strange – isolated ruined huts stood miles from the road; seemingly pointless dry stone walls separated nothing from nothing. The further we travelled, the stranger it became. A tiny, perfectly manicured vineyard sat alone in the wilderness, with no road or track connecting it to anywhere. Then, after scaling a high mountain pass, the scenery changed dramatically. Craggy mountains rose either side of us, and the huge (but ...
Azimut
... one night a week - explains the look! Although Split is just as beautiful as the other Croatian ports we have visited it is a bit too commercialised for us and far too many tourists around. Huge port with ferries everywhere. It does have great history though dating back to 300AD when Diocletian a Roman emperor chose the bay to build his holiday palace and today it is now the second largest town in Croatia. Time to settle the bar bill and very embarrassingly ...
Sail Croatia
... Funnily enough the next morning Pete got up about 5 30 and took the bus back to split and the train on to Zagreb, it was a long way to come for one evening.
I spent one more day and night in Dubrovnik, which is a nice town much the same as split. Set on the ocean with a large old fortress walls surrounding the old city. Split and Dubrovnik were both bombed heavily during the Croatia war with Serbia in the early nineties, and there were ...



