The Fish market is also one of the monuments in Split. Its white stone and Secession style ironworks tend to add significant value to the offered fish. Everything that the Adriatic Sea has to offer can be found on its white tables, from the sardines and other assorted types of small fish to scarp and lobsters. Shells of all varieties are available as well together with cultivated river fish such as trout.

The Fish market was expanded with an outdoor section in the courtyard but it is still too small for the city that continues to grow and whose people are accustomed to the flavor of grilled fish.

The Fish market is an interesting sight for the casual passerby, primarily senior citizens but also to the increasing number of tourists who are surprised to learn that is the only fish market not bothered by the flies, because of the smell of the sulfur springs nearby.

The fish market is called the "belly button" of Marmont Street.

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