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Old Town Hall: A Gothic Gem in Split
Explore Split's Old Town Hall, a stunning Gothic landmark on Narodni trg, showcasing the city's rich history and architectural beauty.
The Old Town Hall in Split, dating back to 1443, is a captivating Gothic structure located on Narodni trg (People's Square). Once the seat of city government, it now serves as an exhibition space and a reminder of Split's rich history.
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A brief summary to Old Town Hall
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Plan your visit
Narodni trg, Split, 21000, HR
Monday
10 am-2 pm
Tuesday
10 am-2 pm
Wednesday
10 am-2 pm
Thursday
10 am-2 pm
Friday
10 am-2 pm
Saturday
10 am-2 pm
Sunday
10 am-2 pm
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Getting There
Walking
The Old Town Hall is located on Narodni trg in the heart of Split's Old Town, making it easily accessible on foot from most central locations. From the Riva promenade, walk inland towards Diocletian's Palace. Pass through the palace and exit through the Silver Gate. Continue straight ahead to Narodni trg. The Old Town Hall will be on your left. No costs are involved.
Public Transport
If arriving by bus at the main bus station, walk straight towards the waterfront and turn right onto the Riva promenade. Walk along the promenade towards the east until you reach the entrance to Diocletian's Palace. Enter the palace and follow the alleyways to the Peristyle. From there, exit through the Silver Gate and continue straight to Narodni trg. The Old Town Hall will be on your left. A single bus ticket costs 11 HRK when purchased from the driver or 18 HRK for two trips when purchased at a kiosk.
Taxi
Taxis are readily available in Split. A taxi ride from the Split Airport to the Old Town Hall will cost approximately 250 HRK. A 5km ride in Split costs about 60 HRK. Ensure the driver turns on the meter at the start of the journey.
Local tips
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Visit early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and enjoy a more peaceful experience.
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Check for any local events or performances happening in the square, as they often enhance the overall experience.
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Explore the nearby cafes for a taste of local cuisine while enjoying the view of the Town Hall.
Discover more about Old Town Hall
Located on the vibrant Narodni trg, the Old Town Hall stands as a testament to Split's rich historical tapestry. Originally built in 1443, the Old Town Hall played a pivotal role in the civic life of the city. The cultural memorial-protected former town hall carries stylish features from the Gothic period.Over the centuries, the Old Town Hall has undergone several transformations. It was rebuilt in neo-Gothic style in 1890, retaining the triple arcade. For many years, the building served as a city hall, but after the City Administrative Board took possession of another building, it lost its role as the seat of the City Council. From 1910 to 2005, it housed the Ethnographic Museum. A complete renovation was done, and the Old City Hall was reopened to the general public in spring 2021.Today, the Old Town Hall serves as an exhibition gallery for various cultural events. The Hall serves as a reminder of the city's resilience and evolution through centuries. Whether you are exploring the building itself or enjoying the lively square, the Old Town Hall is an essential stop on your journey through Split, inviting you to appreciate the rich historical narrative that continues to shape this remarkable city.
A brief summary to Old Town Hall
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