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The Riva is Split's iconic seafront promenade, a wide palm-lined walkway stretching along the southern face of Diocletian's Palace. Renovated in 2007 with gleaming white stone, it's the city's social center — busy from morning coffee to late-night drinks.
The Riva was first developed as a promenade in the 19th century when the palace's medieval waterfront structures were demolished to create an open walkway. A controversial 2007 renovation replaced the old surface with white Brač stone, dividing local opinion.