Red Line – Split Tour – Hop On Hop Off

Split Highlights in One Ride: Flexible Hop-On Hop-Off + Walking Tour Included!

Overview

Looking for the best way to explore Split? Hop on our Red Line! Enjoy flexible, convenient travel and unbeatable views from the top deck—perfect for photos. With strategically placed stops near historic landmarks, museums, beaches, sports venues, and Marjan Hill, you can explore the city at your own pace—from a scenic coastal ride to a stroll along the lively Riva promenade.

Points forts

Hop-On Hop-Off (Red Line)

• Experience Split from the top of an open-top bus – Perfect for snapping incredible photos
• Hop on and hop off at any of our carefully chosen stops to explore at your own pace
• Riva Promenade – Stroll along Dalmatia’s most enchanting waterfront
• Bačvice Beach –  Feel the sand between your toes
• Marjan Hill – Panoramic views of Split and the sparkling Adriatic
• Stadium – Sports fans, take a peek at Hajduk’s iconic stadium
• Museums – Dive into Split’s rich history, art, and culture

Main Stops

Compris

✔ AUDIO COMMENTARY IN 10 LANGUAGES 🎧

✔ OPEN-TOP BUS 🚌🌤

✔ LIVE ENGLISH-SPEAKING TOUR LEADER 🗣️🇬🇧

✔ FREE WIFI ONBOARD 📶

✔ STROLLER / WHEELCHAIR / LUGGAGE FRIENDLY ♿🧳👶

✔ FREE VISITE À PIED OF DIOCLETIAN’S PALACE🏛️🚶‍♂️

Description

Bus Stop No. 1

Riva Promenade (Apodos Bus Station)

The Red Line tour begins at the bustling Riva, a vibrant waterfront area lined with palm trees, cafés, and historic buildings. It’s the perfect starting point to soak in Split’s lively atmosphere. This is also the return point and the starting location for the Visite à pied du palais de Dioclétien, où vous pourrez explorer l'un des monuments romains les mieux conservés au monde.

Riva Split

Bus Stop No. 2

Bačvice Sandy Beach

Next, the Red Line bus takes you to Bačvice, Split’s most famous sandy beach. Known for its shallow waters and lively beach bars, Bačvice is a hotspot for both relaxation and the traditional local ball game, Picigin.

Plage de Bačvice

Bus Stop No. 3

Centre sportif et musée maritime de Gripe

Découvrez le riche patrimoine sportif de Split, notamment l'organisation des Jeux méditerranéens de 1979 et son impressionnant palmarès de plus de 80 médailles olympiques, témoignage de la profonde tradition sportive de la ville. À proximité, visitez le musée maritime, situé dans l'historique forteresse de Gripe, où vous pourrez découvrir des expositions fascinantes sur l'histoire maritime de la Croatie tout en profitant d'une vue panoramique sur la ville et le port.

Gripe – Musée maritime

Bus Stop No. 4

Archaeological Museum in Split

Croatia’s Oldest Museum. If you visit only one museum in Split, make sure it is this one!
Founded in 1820, the Archaeological Museum in Split is the oldest museum in Croatia and home to more than 150,000 artefacts that reveal the rich history of Dalmatia. The museum itself is a destination worth visiting. Located in the wider city centre, just a 10-minute walk from Diocletian’s Palace, the historic building is surrounded by a beautiful lapidarium and peaceful garden, filled with ancient stone monuments, inscriptions and sculptures. It is the perfect place to pause, breathe and escape the crowds of the old town while still immersing yourself in the story of Split.

Bus Stop No. 5

Poljud Football Stadium 

Découvrir Poljud Stade, domicile de Hajduk Split, symbole de la passion de la ville pour le football, offre un panorama fascinant sur ce joyau architectural. visite du stade—Promenez-vous dans le tunnel des joueurs, visitez la salle des trophées et découvrez la fière histoire du club. Ressentez la passion de Torcida, le club de supporters légendaire, le plus ancien d'Europe. Avant de partir, faites un tour à la boutique des supporters pour acheter maillots, écharpes et souvenirs et repartez avec un peu de fierté pour le Hajduk ! Veuillez noter que le stade est fermé les jours de match.

Stadium Tour

April 1 – May 31 – 11:30 AM, 12:30 PM, 2:00 PM, and 3:30 PM

June 1 – August 31 – 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 12:30 PM, 2:00 PM, 3:30 PM, 6:30 PM (with an optional tour at 5:00 PM)

Poljud

Bus Stop No. 6

Meštrović Gallery & MHAS museum 

Autrefois demeure familiale du plus grand sculpteur croate, Ivan Meštrović, elle est aujourd'hui un musée dédié à son art et un monument unique de l'architecture moderne à Split. L'arrêt de bus à arrêts multiples se trouve près de la galerie Meštrović, en face d'un autre musée : le Musée des monuments archéologiques croates (MHAS)Le trajet en bus continue ensuite le long du côté le plus calme de Split, explorant les bords de Colline de Marjan Parc Forêt et Plage de Kašjuni. Ceci est suivi par Zvončac, un parc pittoresque et à proximité Sustipan, autrefois un ancien cimetière, qui offre une vue imprenable sur les falaises jusqu'aux îles de l'Adriatique.

Meštrović

Bus Stop No. 7

Église Saint-François

The Red Line bus then cruises along the scenic Côte Ouest, offrant une vue panoramique sur la mer Adriatique et le port animé, porte d'entrée vers les îles dalmates. L'arrêt du bus à arrêts multiples se trouve à l'église Saint-François, une église sereine dotée d'un cloître paisible, nichée au pied de la Veli Varoš, un vieux quartier réputé pour ses tavernes traditionnelles, ou konoba en croate. À la fin de la visite, le bus passe devant le Théâtre national, un centre culturel qui accueille des spectacles d'opéra, de théâtre et de ballet. Sa remarquable façade néoclassique jaune contraste avec les imposantes fortifications vénitiennes et Rue Marmont, la principale avenue piétonne et commerçante.

Prokuratif

Théâtre national

Divertissant, informatif, flexible, disponible toute la journée, sûr et sans tracas – tout simplement le moyen le plus pratique d'explorer Split au-delà du centre historique !

Mais ne vous inquiétez pas, vous pourrez toujours voir la vieille ville ! free visite à pied of Split is included with every Red Line experience. Tours are available four times a day in Anglais, every day, and twice a day in Italian and Spanish on cruise ship days.

Diocletian’s Palace Walking Tour

Before you go

Hop-On Hop-Off (Red Line)

• Operating Hours: 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:30, 16:00, 17:30* (*only July and August)
• Duration of one loop: 60 minutes
• Meeting Point: Obala Lazareta 3, 21000, Split
• Not included: Entrance fees for certain sites. However, passengers may receive discounted admission to some attractions through the bus staff.
• Accessibility: Double-decker buses are equipped with a wheelchair ramp. Access to the open-top upper deck requires climbing several steps. Other buses do not have ramps. Wheelchair storage space is available on all buses.
• Dogs on a leash or in a carrier are permitted on the bus
• Weather Preparedness: On open-top buses, passengers are advised to use sun protection on bright days and wear wind-resistant clothing during windy conditions, especially in spring and autumn.

Map

🗺️ 🚌 RED LINE BUS ROUTE 📌🚌

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Split Walking Tour (Old Town + Diocletian’s Palace)

Included in the Ticket Price

A guided walking tour of Split Old Town is included with every bus line ticket. Led by knowledgeable local guides, this immersive experience brings the city’s rich history and traditions to life during an approximately one-hour tour. The main highlight is Palais de Dioclétien, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose ancient walls have sheltered more than seventeen centuries of continuous urban life and formed the cradle of medieval and modern Split, making it one of the world’s most remarkable living monuments.

English (every day): 10:00, 12:00, 14:00 and 15:30

Italian: 9:30, 11:00 (only on cruise ship days)

Spanish: 10:30, 11:30 (only on cruise ship days)

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HD Multilanguage commentary

All CitySightseeing buses feature state-of-the-art audio systems, so you can explore Split while listening to fascinating stories in your own language. Choose from 10 languages: English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Swedish, and Croatian.