General Info

• Tap water: Tap water in Split is generally safe to drink.
• Emergencies: For any urgent help — police, ambulance, fire, rescue — dial 112.
• Working hours on Sundays: most shops — including supermarkets — are closed on Sundays. Shops may open on up to 16 Sundays per year, at their discretion.
• Holidays & supermarkets: On national holidays, supermarkets and many shops usually remain closed — even in summer tourist areas.
• Restaurants, cafés, bars working hours: These are typically not affected by the Trade Act — so even if shops are closed, most restaurants, bars, and cafés remain open on Sundays and holidays.
• Payment Methods & ATMs in Split: Most places in Split accept cards (Visa/Mastercard), but it’s still good to carry a bit of cash for markets, small bars, and kiosks. For withdrawals, use bank ATMs (Erste, PBZ, OTP) and avoid Euronet machines, which charge high fees.

Pharmacies and Hospital

• Pharmacy:
  • Prima Pharme, Ul. Kamila Tončića 4
  • Mandis-pharm, Poljana Tina Ujevića
• Emergency pharmacy 24/7: Ljekarna SD županije Lučac – Ulica Josipa Pupačića 4
• Medical / Hospital: For serious care, the main hospital in Split is Firule. It serves emergencies and major medical needs.

Food stores and groceries nearby

• “Stari Pazar” – fresh fruit and vegetables from local suppliers – from 7am to 11am
• “Peškarija” – local fish market – from 7am to 11am
• Konzum 100 m away– Street Bana Jelacic 3 – small grocery store
• Tommy Supermarket 300 m away – Street Zoraniceva 5 – bigger grocery store
• Purex – Street Kraj Svete Marije 4 – Local eco poultry products
• Kruščić Bakery –Street Obrov 6 – local bakery products
• Tvornica Zdrave Hrane – Street Zadarska 13 – Bio organic products