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Filming in Split

43.5081°N, 16.4402°E

Split

Professional film production services in Split, Croatia. Home to the ancient Diocletian's Palace, Split blends Roman ruins, medieval streets, and a vibrant Adriatic waterfront for diverse filming opportunities.

25% HAVC Cash Rebate
2 Filming Spots
4 Districts
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25% HAVC Cash Rebate
+5% Underdeveloped Bonus
1,700 Years Diocletian's Palace
2,700h Annual Sunshine

Scene 01 — Filmed Here

Notable Productions in Split

Take 01
2012-2016

Game of Thrones

Diocletian's Palace cellars (Meereen), Klis Fortress (Meereen exteriors)

Take 02
2018

Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again

Vis Island near Split, Adriatic coastal sequences

Take 03
2018

McMafia

Split waterfront, Riva promenade, Old Town streets

Take 04
2021

The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard

Split Old Town, Riva, Diocletian's Palace surroundings

Scene 02 — Locations

Filming Locations in Split

From landmark monuments to hidden quarters — every district scouted and permit-mapped.

Riva Promenade

Split's famous harbor-front promenade with palm trees, cafe terraces, and views across the Adriatic to the islands.

Moderate early morningsunset

Diocletian's Palace & Old Town

UNESCO World Heritage Roman palace with underground cellars, the Peristyle courtyard, Cathedral of St. Domnius, and narrow medieval streets built within ancient walls.

Riva & Waterfront

Split's iconic palm-lined promenade along the harbor with cafes, yachts, and views of the Adriatic. Modern Mediterranean atmosphere ideal for lifestyle and travel content.

Marjan Hill

Forested peninsula with hiking trails, ancient chapels, panoramic viewpoints over the city and islands, and secluded beaches — a natural studio backdrop.

Bacvice & Modern Split

Sandy beach district with art deco architecture, contemporary developments, and the Croatian National Theatre in Split. Urban energy meets seaside living.

Scene 03 — The Case for Split

Why film in Split

Why Film in Split

  • UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace provides authentic Roman and medieval architecture
  • Gateway to Dalmatian islands — Hvar, Brac, Vis — each with unique filming potential
  • Croatia's HAVC Cash Rebate offers up to 25% on qualifying spend, with an additional 5% for underdeveloped areas
  • Experienced local crews from international productions and Croatia's active TV and film industry
  • Year-round Mediterranean climate with 2,700 hours of sunshine annually

Scene 04 — Logistics

Transport & Logistics

Airports SPU (24 km from city center)

Split Airport (SPU) — 24 km from city center

Airport shuttle busTaxiPrivate transferRideshare
Local Transit bus · ferry

bus

Promet Split buses connect the city, suburbs, and nearby towns like Trogir and Solin.

Crew tip: Old Town is pedestrian-only. Use designated loading zones near the Green Market or harbor for equipment.

ferry

Regular ferry and catamaran services to Hvar, Brac, Vis, and other Dalmatian islands from Split harbor.

Crew tip: Book vehicle ferry slots well in advance for equipment trucks. Catamarans are foot-passenger only.

Production Parking moderate · Permits required

Limited parking near Old Town. Use Sukoisan or Lora parking garages for production vehicles.

Contact Split Film Office for production vehicle permits and access to loading zones near Diocletian's Palace.

Getting Between Locations

Old Town to Marjan Hill is a 15-minute walk. Split Airport is 30 minutes by car. Ferry to Hvar takes 1-2 hours.

Film production in Split

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Plan Your Split Shoot

From permits and crew to equipment and logistics — we handle everything on the ground so you can focus on capturing the gateway to Dalmatia.