Donje Selo: Hotels and Accommodation

Townscape

Donje Selo na Šolti can be explored on foot along its stone-paved streets and restored stone houses. The restored stone houses are part of the island’s tourist accommodation offerings. Those planning a stay in Donje Selo may wish to book a hotel for this purpose.

Surroundings

The area surrounding Donje Selo na Šolti includes Otočić Saskinja, Otočić Polebrnjak, Otočić Balkun and Otočić Radula. The wider region is home to the Mestrovic Gallery, the Peristyle of Diocletian’s Palace, Diocletian’s Palace in Split and the Archaeological Museum.

Routes

An alternative cycling and walking route runs from Grohote via Srednje Selo and Donje Selo to Maslinica.

History and culture

The archaeological sites of interest in Donje Selo include the remains of a Roman country estate, a rectangular building with a floor mosaic near Gradina, ancient burial remains and the foundations of an Early Christian church from the 6th century.

Donje Selo is home to the churches of Saint Martin and Saint Helen. The parish church of Saint Martin is an old cemetery church that has been expanded several times.

A marker known as “Saint Martin’s Foot” was installed at the Brotherhood House in Donje Selo in 2010. It connects Šolta with the European Saint Martin Route.

Local character

Local production associated with Donje Selo includes olive oil and wine. Recreational fishing and tourism are also connected with the town.

Other places on Šolta: Stomorska, Maslinica, Necujam, Rogač, Grohote, Gornje Selo.

For the main travel overview: Solta.