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The easiest way to get around in Split, especially in the Old Town, is by walking. If you plan to visit the outskirts of Split, use the city buses. They generally operate between 5 am and midnight. Tickets can be bought at the bus or from a newspaper kiosk. Promet Split bus company operates 19 routes in the city itself, plus three night routes. Several suburban lines connect Split to Trogir (line 37, which passes Split Airport); to Klis fortress (line 34); to Solin; and to Omis (line 60). Intercity busses usually depart from the local bus terminal called "Sukoišan autobusni kolodvor" next to the train station.

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Split Airport (SPU)

Split Airport (SPU)

Split Airport is located 20 km northwest of Split and it takes approximately 35 minutes to get here from the city centre. The bus company that runs the service to/from the airport is called Pleso Prijevoz. There is also a public bus stop nearby, where the line 37 run to (Split – Trogir; Trogir – Split) and 38 (Split Airport – Kastel Stari – Split; Split – Kastel Stari – Split Airport). You can buy a ticket at the Tisak Media kiosk at the airport or pay on board. You can find some taxis also parked outside the airport, or use one of the ridesharing apps: Uber, Bolt and Cammeo.
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Public Transport

Public Transport

The easiest way to get around in Split, especially in the Old Town, is by walking. If you plan to visit the outskirts of Split, use the city buses. They generally operate between 5 am and midnight. Tickets can be bought at the bus or from a newspaper kiosk. Promet Split bus company operates 19 routes in the city itself, plus three night routes. Several suburban lines connect Split to Trogir (line 37, which passes Split Airport); to Klis fortress (line 34); to Solin; and to Omis (line 60). Intercity busses usually depart from the local bus terminal called "Sukoišan autobusni kolodvor" next to the train station.
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