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Dicmo is mostly industrial and agricultural zone. You can stay here in private accommodation like private houses and apartments.

In nearby city of Split you can find restaurants, cafes, night clubs, shopping malls, souvenir stores. In Split there are also available private boat transfers to airport Split, boat rentals and group or private boat excursions to island Hvar, island Vis, island Brac and much more.

Nearest beaches are located in Split and Kastela. There is a lot of options, depending if you like sand beaches, pebble beaches, privacy or crowded beaches.

In Split you can try many sports and water sports. You can try local Dalmatian food and delicious Dalmatian specialties in Split's restaurants and taverns.

Dicmo is located very close to Split and former Salona (today Solin) where you can see many historical monuments and remains of old settlements and very famous Diocletian's palace.

Attractions in Dicmo:
- Church of St. Jakov the Apostol in Kraj;
- Town Sinj;
- City Split;
- Town Trogir...

Church of St. Jakov the Apostol in Kraj was built in 1934. Old church was built in 18th century.

You can visit town Sinj, Trogir or city Split with group or private car excursions from Dicmo.

Dicmo (Central Dalmatia, Croatia) is Municipality in region of Central Dalmatia, in Split-Dalmatian county. Administrative center of Municipality is settlement Kraj.

Municipality Dicmo is consisted of settlements: Kraj, Ercegovci, Osoje, Susci, Sicane, Krusvar and Prisoje. Municipality Dicmo is divided into two parishes: Dicmo Donje and Dicmo Gornje.

Dicmo is located on area of 68 km2 and has around 2802 inhabitants, mostly Croats and Catholics. Dicmo is also name for field, around 15 km long and 2,5 km wide.

You can come to Municipality Dicmo with highway A1 and exit Dugopolje.
You can come with car or bus.
Dicmo is connected with city Split with state road. You can come to Split with bus or private car transfers.
If you come to Split airport in Kastel Stafilic, you can rent a car to get to Dicmo.

Tourist Board Trilj +385(0)21 832 510
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Bus Terminal Split +385(0)60 327 777
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Police 192
Fire department 193
Ambulance 194
Emergency number 112
Sea help 9155
Road help 987

In Split which is located near Dicmo, you will find banks, exchange offices, ATM, post office, pharmacies and ambulances.

Dicmo has been inhabited since Antique times. Archaeological findings show that it was inhabited with Illyrians.

During Roman times in area of Dicmo used to be tenth milestone of road Salona-Andetrium. It is believed that name comes from Latin word „decimus“ which means tenth.

Dicmo was part of state of Croatia until Turks came to this area.

First written documents which mention Dicmo are from 9th century.

Dicmo had been part of Ottoman Empire from 1524. until 1699. when it belonged to Venetian Republic.

In 1797. Dicmo followed destiny of entire Dalmatia which got under the rule of Austria and later France and again Austria.

In 1918. Dicmo was part of Kingdom Yugoslavia.

Since 1991. Dicmo has been part of independent Republic of Croatia.

Known persons from Dicmo: priest Ivan Grubisic, politician Luka Podrug, painter Frane Simunovic, historian and politician Dusan Bilandzic, actress Milka Podrug-Kokotovic, singer Marijan Ban, singer Giuliano Danic, journalist Inoslav Besker...