Depending on your fitness this could vary in how long it takes to walk up. However the majority of people should manage even if they require to take it slowly. I wouldn't recommend doing this when the ground has been wet as the stones could be slippy. The views are excellent and worth the effort. You can either go up the main path to the top and then back down the same way, or if you are really ambitous you can walk around the perimeter, although that will take much longer. Even though there is a cafe/bar, I would still recommend taking refreshments with you especially when it is hot weather.

To see this area in photos definitely sums up its magnificent beauty but to see it through your own eyes, it makes you really appreciate the simple things in life that nature has a habit of reminding us it has at hand. I really enjoyed the walk. I stayed at Lička Ulica 13 and it was a pleasurable walk from start to finish. Yes there are many steps but believe me for every step you take your view will be enhanced even more. I arrived at the top of the hill at 9.30am and there were no crowds. Just a handful of people. There is a restaurant at the start of the hill which of course may benefit those that start or finish their journey. I noticed a water fountain too in case one needs to fill up their bottles. Fantastic scenery and a must do whilst in Split.

If you go to the Marjan Park, PLEASE do stop by the zoo next to the sightseeing spot to feed the animals. They seemed weak, malnourished and starving. The place was really dirty too. Each bag of vegetables cost only 10kn, so it won’t make much difference for you but will help the animals immensely. Me and my partner bought loads of bags and tried to feed them all when we went to the park. A really, really sad situation.