A new place to shop

 The city of Split has a new shopping center, City Center One. This mall is larger than Park Meadows Mall in Denver, CO! and  it even has a play area for children, something the mall in Denver currently lacks.

 At the pet shop you will find bunnies, gerbils, birds and fish.

 I saw many empty spaces, you notice the white wallpaper? Some of the current stores include: Marella, New Yorker, Orsay, Palmer, S. Oliver, Takko, Tom Tailor, Yamamay, Esprit, Amadeus Jeans, C&A, Conto Bene, Ann Christine, Magma House, Limoni, Muller, DM, Hervis and the list goes on and on!

 And to the left where Beli is running to, there will be a movie theater opening next Spring. 

 A free playroom for kids age 3 -12 years. We were allowed to stay with our daughter because she is under the age limit plus it was not busy, otherwise you can drop your kids here, go do some shopping then return to pick up your kids.

 A TV area, Beli looked so comfortable I was tempted to sit down as well.

As I start planning my trip overseas, I will be doing most of my Christmas shopping here for my nephews. Happy Friday! What are your plans this weekend? Thanksgiving prep? Shopping? Traveling? We're planning another road trip for the upcoming week, still unsure which country we are visiting. Montenegro is a possibility.

City Center One
Vukovarska 207
21000 Split
385-021-510-130

A Magical City

Magical city or Carobni Grad has finally opened its doors at the Poljud Stadium here in Split. It is a new place for children to come and enjoy an afternoon of fun.


And as you walk in you are greeted by a giant whale.

This facility promises to have it all: endless activities for children, an exercise floor including dance lessons for women and for dads well, lets just say they will play along with their kids.

Once inside there is a sitting area with contemporary red and white furniture and a coffee shop. Or you can have your coffee on the go. Have to keep an eye on those kids right? By the way did I mention they have nannies?

After registering your child you are guided into the next room and this is where the fun begins.

Parents are asked to wear disposable booties and children must remove their shoes.

Tea anyone??Beli loved the kitchen area..Hmmm wonder where she gets that from?

I love this wallpaper! Considering it a decorating theme for her room.

And off we go to visit the grocery store!

Overall, this place is a wonderful idea. A new concept for the city of Split and many parents including us are excited about this place. With colder days on the forecast we need new ideas and games to keep our little energy bunnies occupied.

For the price of 35 kunas your child can enjoy endless hours of fun.

Nannies keep an eye on the kids while parents drink that much needed cup of coffee. A relaxing way to ease into the holidays. OK, maybe I am speaking for myself.

Yes, I think we will be frequenting this place many, many times!