Kaštel Stari: Hotels and Accommodation
A marked mountain trail leads from Kaštel Stari to the Malačka Pass at an altitude of 480 m. The Malačka and Split mountain lodges provide access to hiking trails through Kozjak and the Kaštela hinterland, with a viewpoint overlooking the Kaštela fields, the bay, Split, Trogir, Marjan, and the islands of Central Dalmatia.
Culture and History
The old Croatian Church of St. Juraj od Raduna has been preserved in its original form and dates from the 9th or 10th century. Archaeological investigations in the area of its graves revealed continuous burial practices from the 9th to the 15th century; the recovered objects are kept in the Museum of the City of Kaštela.
The historic settlement includes the 17th-century Church of St. Josip, the Parish Church of St. John the Baptist with five marble altars, and the Celio-Cega family palace from the 18th century.
The most important historical landmark of Kaštel Stari is the Cippico Manor, built in 1476 as a combined fortress and palace and connected to the mainland by a drawbridge. After a fire in 1493, it was renovated in the Renaissance style with an arcaded courtyard and a decorated south balcony.
The surrounding area of Kaštel Stari is home to the Mestrovic Gallery, the Archaeological Museum, and the Palais de Dioclétien de Split. Dalmatia lies in the surrounding area of Kaštel Stari.
Landscape and Surroundings
Opor lies in the surrounding area of Kaštel Stari. Biluš Planina, Otok Čiovo, and Otočić Barbarinac are also located there.
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