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Best hotels in Donji Seget, Croatia

Villa Mediterana

rates from

EUR 54

Address: Obala Mira Barešića 13b, Donji Seget
4.1 km from Donji Seget center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 53 guests: 9.5

Only 4 km from the beautiful town of Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the hotel offers comfortable rooms and apartments with beautiful view of the sea. … Prices, discounts & booking

Hotel Rotondo

rates from

EUR 66

Address: Ulica hrvatskih žrtava 53, Donji Seget
0.2 km from Donji Seget center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 9 guests: 8.3

The area around the hotel enjoys 2700 hours of sun a year, and the Rotondo offers modern interiors rich in content that fit the standard of this 4-star hotel. … Prices, discounts & booking

Villa Luciana

rates from

EUR 45

Address: Put Grgica 56, Donji Seget
1.9 km from Donji Seget center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 15 guests: 8.7

Only 300 metres from the beach, the Villa comprises of 2 buildings, which are 15 metres apart. … Prices, discounts & booking

G&B Apartments

rates from

EUR 65

Address: Put Pecina 8, Donji Seget
1.2 km from Donji Seget center
Hotel rating from 10 guests: 9.2

All apartments comprise a balcony, a barbecue, and a TV with satellite channels. … Prices, discounts & booking

Apartments Villa Ivanka

rates from

EUR 45

Address: Hrvatskih Žrtava 123, Donji Seget
0.6 km from Donji Seget center
Hotel rating from 30 guests: 7.6

You can shop for groceries just 100 metres away, and a local bus stop with lines to the Trogir Bus Station is within 200 metres. … Prices, discounts & booking

Aparment Sevo

Address: Don Vjekoslava Bilote 16, Donji Seget

Aparment Sevo is located in Seget Donji, 700 metres from the sea and 1.2 km from the UNESCO-listed town of Trogir. … Prices, discounts & booking

Apartments G

Address: Put pecina 20, Donji Seget

Located in Donji Seget, Apartments G offers boat trips and a terrace with direct access to the beach. … Prices, discounts & booking

Holiday home Seget Donji Akademika Mihe Barade

Address: , Donji Seget

Holiday home Seget Donji Akademika Mihe Barade is located in Donji Seget. … Prices, discounts & booking

Apartments Markulin

rates from

EUR 25

Address: Bruna Bušića 20, Donji Seget
3.8 km from Donji Seget center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 15 guests: 7.6

The air-conditioned apartments have kitchens and satellite TV. Parking is available free of charge. … Prices, discounts & booking

Villa Vrbat

rates from

EUR 40.5

Address: Vukovarska ulica 17, Donji Seget
3.8 km from Donji Seget center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 8 guests: 9.6

The staff of Villa Vrbat is always available to organise excursions and trips to national parks as well as to Trogir, Split, Primosten, Sibenik or Salona. … Prices, discounts & booking

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Travel guide to the famous neighbour of Donji Seget - Split

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In the tiny historic town there is the Temple of Jupiter; in the Middle Ages it was converted into a Christian church. Surprisingly, the building has escaped destruction, and it has preserved to our days literally in its original form. Split is also famous for numerous cultural venues, the most visited among them is the Archaeological Museum of Split.
It was founded in 1820; it is the oldest museum in the country. Its collection includes about 150,000 exhibits. The collection of jewelry and precious stones attracts the attention of visitors more than any other. Guests of the museum can see unique historical artifacts there.

Art lovers will enjoy the Mestrovic Gallery, it acquaints visitors with works of the prominent Croatian sculptor. The gallery is located in a beautiful palace of the early 20th century built by the sculptor for his family. You have to include a visit to the Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments to the entertainment program. It is also one of the oldest cultural venues in Croatia. Among the exhibits there are statues of the age of more than a thousand years, but the majority of exhibits dates back to the early Middle Ages.
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