Fish market in Split
Split’s fish market, known locally as “Ribarnica“, is located along Marmontova street, and is one of the main points of interest within the city. Fresh fish are brought in by local fishermen and the daily offer depends heavily on weather conditions. It opens early in the morning and closes around lunch time, giving locals enough time to buy their supplies for the day.
In the evenings, a restaurant located across from the market offers a wide variety of fresh seafood prepared in traditional Dalmatian style.
Patrons at the entrance of the fish market.
Fishmonger arranging his catch of the day.
The market still follows old traditions in which fish are not refrigerated but placed on ice or other simple cooling methods.
Northern bluefin tuna, a highly valuable commercial fish. The northern bluefin tuna is depicted on the reverse of the Croatian 2 kuna coin.
Mussels, which are a speciality of Dalmatia.
The outdoor section of the fish market along Marmontova street.
Patrons looking to make a purchase at a fish stall.
Red mullet, sardines, cuttlefish, and squid.
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