Culture
Those looking to rent a holiday apartment in Primorski Dolac can continue their accommodation search afterward.
The designated heritage sites in the Primorski Dolac area include St Martin’s Church, St Anthony of Padua’s Church, the Chapel of Our Lady of Carmel, the prehistoric burial mound near Glavica, the Plitvine archaeological site, the fortified prehistoric settlement of Velika Vrdljica, and medieval wells of ethnological value.
The area is also associated with folklore, handicrafts and customs, as well as ojkavica, a traditional Croatian form of singing that UNESCO lists as endangered intangible cultural heritage.
The wider regional surroundings of Primorski Dolac include the Mestrovic Gallery, the Archaeological Museum, the Palais de Dioclétien de Split, and the Palace of Diocletian, Peristyle.
Geographical Location
The municipality of Primorski Dolac is part of Dalmatian Zagora and features a limestone karst landscape with ridges and elevations, karst valleys, gullies, sinkholes and caves. Vilaja Planina, Opor and Biluš Planina are located in the vicinity of Primorski Dolac. Moseć Planina is located in the wider regional surroundings of Primorski Dolac.
Getting Around
Train tickets are valid between Primorski Dolac and Split via intermediate stations including Split Predgrađe, Solin, Kaštel Stari, Prgomet, Preslo and Bakovići. The same ticket is also valid for Split city bus fare zones 1–3.
