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79.38 km²
178.192
+385 21
21000
GTM +1, GTM+2

Dalmatia

Dalmatia is a Croatian coastal region that stretches from Zadar and the island of Pag to the north to Kotor and to the garden of Sharp in the south. Dalmatia extends to the extreme south of Croatia and represents its largest tourist region.
It is characterized by three large towns, 3,000 years old, Zadar, Split, which is the capital of the Roman Emperor Diocletian and, of course, Dubrovnik, which is entered into the UNESCO heritage list.

ABOUT THE DESTINATION

Split is the largest Dalmatian city, the second largest city in Croatia and a significant historical and cultural center of the country. He has been included in UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites. Split is situated on the Adriatic coast in Dalmatia. Behind it is Mosor and Kozjak hill. In front of him are the islands of Brac, Hvar and Solta.

CONGRESS CAPACITIES

Split is becoming from year to year, from a transit center to a recognizable as a city in which tourist like to stay a while. On the tourist market Split is presented as one of the European cities, not as a destination for a longer holidays and it seeks and offers its place exactly in shapes of congress, cultural and elite tourism. Split as meeting destination has to offer hotels of high cllas, which can satify all the needs which organizatos of events can have. From the biggest capacity there are Radisson Blu Resort Split i Hotel Le Meridien Lav.

LARGEST CONGRESS CAPACITY

Hotel Le Meridien Lav / Split, Hrvatska / Number of conference rooms: 11 / The capacity of the biggest conference room: 850 seats

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