Gornji Muc Locate On Map

In Municipality Muc there are: school, cafes, stores, doctor, dentist, ambulance, parish office.

Gornji Muc is close to towns Sinj and Split. You can visit Sinj for famous knights game Sinj's Alka in August. You can get to Sinj with private car transfers. In Split you can rent a car and visit National park Krka and town Sibenik.

City Split also offers boat rental, group or private car excursions, private boat transfers, water sports, beautiful beaches, group or private boat excursions to islands Hvar, Brac, Vis, sightseeing of Diocletian's palace and much more.

Attractions near Gornji Muc:
- Town Split;
- Ancient Salona;
- Town Sinj;
- Town Trogir...

Gornji Muc (Central Dalmatia, Croatia) is settlement located in Split-Dalmatia county, in Municipality Muc.

Gornji Muc has around 522 inhabitants.

Distances from other towns: Sinj – 14 km, Split – 31 km, Makarska – 91 km, Dubrovnik – 231 km, Sibenik – 74 km, Zagreb – 397 km, Osijek – 675 km, Pula – 507 km, Ljubljana – 454 km, Belgrade – 786 km, Vienna – 751 km, Milano – 894 km...

Gornji Muc is located northern of highway A1. You can come to Gornji Muc from Zagreb, Split or Dubrovnik with bus, car, private car transfers. At the airport Split are available car rentals.

General information 18981
Croatia Traffic Info 0800 9987
Emergency number 112
Ambulance 194
Airport Split +385(0)21 203 555
Road assistance 987
Jadrolinija Split +385(0)21 338 333
Information on phone numbers in Croatia 11888
Bus Terminal Split +385(0)60 327 777
Police 192
Weather Forecast and Road Conditions +385(0)60 520 520
Information on international phone numbers 11802
Fire department 193
Sea help 9155

Municipality Muc has many findings that show it was inhabited in Prehistory.

Muc used to be called Zmina until Turks came to this area and brought name Muc which is kept until today.

Zmina was first time mentioned in 1078. in a written document.

Turks ruled in this area for 150 years.

Known persons from Muc: football player Aljosa Asanovic, bishop Petar Solic, football player Vladimir Beara, journalist Sandor Romano, traffic expert Ivan Dadic, artist Toma Bebic, singer Matko Jelavic, politician Vladimir Bebic...