Klis Fortress

Visiting Klis Fortress was a memorable experience. The breathtaking views of Split and the Adriatic Sea were stunning, and exploring the well-preserved ruins gave a real sense of history. The fortress' medieval atmosphere and its Game of Thrones connection made it even more exciting. It’s a perfect spot for anyone interested in history, scenic landscapes, and photography.

An amazing view over the city of Split. It shows signs of old age and your imagination can go wild with the stories that took place. Good to know is that there is a steep incline to enter. Once inside only some stairs, very doable. Enough parking spots at the bottom. Small shops for coffee and food en a small supermarkt.

I'd say that it's the only fortress that is worth the money you pay, maybe still a bit expensive. You pay 10eur per adults but you have a proper fortress with some items and history inside. Views are also very good. Parking is limited.

This fascinating place was featured in Games of Thrones but it's a historical and interesting place on its own. The views are amazing and at just 10 euro per adult this is value for money. Highly recommend

Beautiful views to Split and the sea! Prepare for lots of stairs and uphill ancient roads. Not much of activity inside, maybe due to the time of day we were visiting: Saturday 2 p.m. Free of charge, but small, parking lot.

There's something about Croatian views from a high place that just takes your breath away. Besides the fact that Game Of Thrones was filmed there, the fortress impressively sits on top of a mountain just a 30 minute drive from Split. Unlike other castles, this one has more of a linear layout and overlooks on all sides of the mountain easily. A nice time to go is at sunset, this is when you can catch the sunset colors and views from the top.

This ended up being one of the highlights of our trip. It had a magnificent view of the city. The fort was so unique. It was also fun to see the pictures of the filming of Game of Thrones.

Really beautiful place to visit. We just organised an UBER to take us up there, which was about 19 euro up there from the Riva and 15 euro back. Entry to the castle was 10 euro each. The walk from the carpark is pretty easy. Walking all over the castle is on rocky ground, so it could be a challenge for some. The story of the castle is amazing, and a lot of information is written in English on the plaques on the walls. I wouldn't recommend getting tied up in a tour, as you can seek out most of the information yourself. You can see the photos I've posted, which shows just how beautiful it is up there. The higher you go into the castle, the better it gets. If you're not a history, castle, medievil ruins, or military tactics person, this may not be for you. But for everyone else, it's a great story and worth a look. Not far from the carpark is a small supermarket, grill, and a bar. There are plenty of refreshments and toilets. It wasn't busy when we went (late September) and the weather was perfect!