Top Things to do in Kastel Novi
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The 10 Best Things to Do in Kastel Novi, Croatia
Discover the best top things to do in Kastel Novi, Croatia including Museum of the Town of Kastela, Biblical Garden Stomorija, Diving Center Venus, Trogir Historic Site, Taxi Transfer Split, Mastrinka - Old Olive Tree, Putalj Winery, Malacka Lookout, Church of St. Ivan Krstitelj, The St. Lawrence Cathedral.
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1. Museum of the Town of Kastela
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
The seat of the Municipal Museum of Kastela is located in one of the best-preserved fortresses in Kastela - Vitturi Castle. Kastela are the second city by population in Split-Dalmatia County, comprised of seven historical villages spreading along the coast of the Kastela Bay. The permanent museum display is located at the second floor of the Castle Vitturi.
Reviewed By arheolog - Cambridge, United Kingdom
Beautiful museum, great combination of old and new, efficient and welcoming staff in a stunning setting. A must-see when you are in the area, a quick stop between Split and Trogir - well worth your time! It is quite astonishing how what is a relatively small museum in a small cultural community can achieve such high quality heritage and cultural programmes. Great for families! Visited many times - every time fantastic.
2. Biblical Garden Stomorija
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Next to the 12th century church of Our Lady of Stomorija local enthusiasts created a Biblical Garden, in honor of Pope’s visit to Croatia in 1998. It is a unique monument of nature and art that combines various plants and trees with sculptures with Biblical themes from famous Croatian artists, that stretches over 12.000 m2,.
Reviewed By JosephMary33 - New York City, New York
After swimming and relaxing at the Kaštela s beach i visited this garden with my friends at the sunset hours. This was amazing, we had such relaxation and great time. we had juices and sendwiches, playing guittar and singing.. great time.. my God I want to go there again this year..
3. Diving Center Venus
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
We provide you with scuba diving trips. We take all effort to take you to best scuba diving locations in this area. You can dive with us on Islands Solta, Brac, Ciovo and surrounding islets. You can do nigh diving, wreck diving, cave diving, reef and cliff diving. You can do the PADI course with us, as we are PADI dive resort
Reviewed By Dianah R - Oakland, California, United States
I am a certified Open Water diver and my husband is a snorkeler. The owner, Ivica, picked us up from Split Harbor and took us out on his little boat to the "tunnels" on the Island of Ciovo. We dove at the endof dive season in Croatia (end of October). There were some schools of fish and lots of sea urchin, but not much more. I was having some mask and buoyancy issues, so I couldn't enjoy the dive as well as I could of, but the mask was my fault because I chose the wrong one. My husband had a great time snorkeling along the reef.
Overall, i thought highly of the divemaster, but the dive itself was just ok. I originally booked 2 dives, but only decided to do 1 after the mask left me with a bit og a headache. Would probably have a better experience earlier in the season.
4. Trogir Historic Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By ShadwellPaul - London
Equally lovely by day and at night when the restaurants set out tables and chairs in the squares and courtyards of the walled city. South facing Promenade where the cruise ships and super yachts pull up was best avoided for food as the quality of food and the character of the restaurants within the walled city were both a lot better.
5. Taxi Transfer Split
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By DanCologne - Cologne, Germany
Best way to travel from Split airport to the Old Town and surroundings (also long destinations: Zadar, Makarska, Dubrovnik, Mostar, etc.). Good value for money, clean cars (limousine and family car). We took them twice because Dina and Mario are very friendly local drivers, besides they recomend good Beaches, interesting sights and restaurants in Dalmatia.
6. Mastrinka - Old Olive Tree
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By ruthandvern - Wilton, California
The map we had wasn't the best so it tookus awhile to find it, but it's really impressive when you get there. The field is fenced and there's a gate in front. Off to the right side there's an information board telling you the Romans probably planted it around 500 AD. It certainly shows it's lifetime of turbulence. It's had fire, there are huge splits in it. The main one makes a great photo op. The tree still produces oil olives, New growth was evident. It was very inspirational.
7. Putalj Winery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By Fred K - Coronado, California
The birthplace of Zinfandel Wine, the wine, hospitality, and vineyards all very memorable. The owner was both host and doscent and extremely knowledable......knows most of the US Zinfandel vintnors. Enjoyed both sunset and moonrise under a delighful pergola in the vineyard with spectacular views of Split and the nearby Mountains.
8. Malacka Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel D - Split, Croatia
This place is paradise during good wearher because you can see whole Kaštela, Split, Trogir and beautifull Kaštela gulf. Up there you have a restaurant with good and cheap food here you can enjoy while haveing Kaštela on your palm.
9. Church of St. Ivan Krstitelj
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Dedicated to St. John the Baptist, patron saint of Kastel Stari this Baroque church was consecrated in 1641. It features five marble altars and its treasures include the revered miraculous icon Our Lady of Grace, as well as tomb of St. Felicio Christian martyr from 4th century, who is the local patron saint.
Reviewed By Andr3a1o - Croatia
Really pretty little church, made of stone, just across the Castle Rušinac. It reminds the visitor of a romantic event from 1681. The story is about the tragic love of Miljenko and Dobrila (google it). They were buried in this church.
10. The St. Lawrence Cathedral
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 617 reviews
The Cathedral, called St. John among local citizens, is the highest building in Trogir, dominating the area.
Reviewed By GeysirGal - Surrey, United Kingdom
This is of course the centrepiece of the main square, and indeed the town itself. An impressive structure completed in the late 13th century, the views from the top are good too, although the climb is not for the faint hearted. The Cathedral itself has the usual array of frescos and ornate ceilings, which I am sure for those who study these things contain much symbolism - I am not one of these. Still, you can admire the artwork.
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