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Split tickets
Ticket and booking rules for Split: timed entries, closing days and official links, checked September 2026.
Checked September 2026 against official sources
Split
Bookings and opening rules
Follow the official link before you buy. Full walking days: Split itinerary.
Tickets and opening days
- Krka National Park's 2026 entrance ticket for all accessible land sites costs €40 for individual adults and €15 for children aged 7–18 and students in June, July, August and September, dropping to €30 and €11.25 after 15:00; €20 and €12 in April, May and October; and €7 and €4 from November to March. The ticket includes the boat Skradin–Skradinski buk and the bus Lozovac–Skradinski buk from April 1 to October 31; children under 7 enter free. Boat excursions are extra: Skradinski buk to Visovac €15 (2 hours), to Visovac and Roški slap €20 (4 hours).Source: Krka National Park, entrance ticket prices 2026 · checked Sep 2026
- Klis Fortress is open every day 8:30–20:30; tickets are €12 for adults and €4 for children up to 15, and include the interpretation centre on Mejdan square, the Stella Croatica ethno-agro park and the Olive Museum. Split to Klis is 12 km.Source: Tvrđava Klis, visit us · checked Sep 2026
- The Meštrović Gallery in Split is open Tuesday to Sunday 8:00–18:00 with last entry half an hour before closing, and closed on Mondays and public holidays; the gallery building is undergoing an energy renovation project.Source: Muzeji Ivana Meštrovića · checked Sep 2026
On the day
What to watch at each stop
Diocletian's Palace and the Peristyle
- The palace is free and open all day and night; the ticketed sights inside it are the cathedral complex and the cellars
Cathedral of St Domnius and the bell tower
- Tickets and combined passes at the kiosk on the Peristyle; the church closes to visitors during Mass and has shorter Sunday hours
Cellars of Diocletian's Palace
- Ticketed east and west halls, about €8; the central passage to the Riva is free
Trogir
- Cathedral, baptistery and bell tower ticketed, with a combined ticket around €10; the town is free
Kamerlengo Fortress
- Open daily, about €5; long hours in summer, shorter in winter
Klis Fortress
- Daily 8:30–20:30; €12 adults, €4 up to age 15; the ticket includes the interpretation centre, Stella Croatica and the olive museum
Krka National Park and Skradinski buk
- Adults €40 in June–September (€30 after 15:00), €20 in April, May and October, €7 in winter; the Skradin boat and the Lozovac bus are included April–October; Visovac boat €15 extra
Questions
Quick answers
Which days should I plan around?
The palace and its cathedral complex are open daily, with shorter Sunday hours. The Meštrović Gallery is closed on Mondays. Klis Fortress is open every day, Krka every day of the year with the boats and buses inside the park running from April to October. Summer weekends bring the Croatian crowds to Bačvice and the Krka boardwalks, so go early on both; from June to September Krka's entrance price drops after 15:00.
How much do the tickets cost?
The palace itself is free and open all the time, since it is the town. The cathedral sells single tickets for the church, the bell tower, the crypt and the Temple of Jupiter and cheaper combined passes at the kiosk on the Peristyle; the cellars have their own ticket. Klis is €12, and Krka €40 for adults in the summer months, €30 after 15:00, and €20 in spring and autumn, with the Skradin boat included. Marjan, the Riva and the beaches are free.
The days these rules belong to
3 days in Split
Split's old town is the palace, four gates and a few hundred metres across, so day one is entirely on foot: the Peristyle at 8:00 before the tour groups, the bell tower for the view, the cellars, then west along the waterfront to the Meštrović Gallery and up Marjan. Day two uses the city buses or a taxi, west to Trogir on the number 37 and then northeast to Klis, and comes back for the beach. Day three is the coach or a tour to Krka, 75 km north, entering at Skradin for the boat up the river. The cathedral complex sells combined tickets at the kiosk on the Peristyle, Krka's summer prices drop after 15:00, and the Meštrović Gallery is under renovation in 2026 with the garden and the Kaštilac chapel open.
