There's no better way to start a Split day than coffee and an omelette on the garden terrace of this upmarket restaurant, overlooking Firule beach. However, Dvor is more famous for its sophisticated evening fare, such as just-so sirloin steaks, confit pork belly and crispy sea bass.
Dvor
Split
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7. Diocletian's Palace Substructure
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