Tours & Activities in Split
Split has an incredibly rich history. Today we can see traces of Greek, Roman, Venetian, Ottoman, French, and Austrian culture.
Find many interesting details and secrets only true locals know.
Find out why Split is protected by UNESCO since 1979 and discover why do locals say that Split is the most beautiful city in the world. We will make fun and easy to remember notes from the early Split's days 1700 years ago and describe how do people live here today. Discover mysteries about the emperor and legends about his heritage. Contact us and let’s have a nice day together.
- Substructures of the Palace
- Diocleciano's room
- Routes of the Cardio and the Decumani
- Cathedral
- Temple of Jupiter
- Four monumental doors
- Gregory of Knin statue
- Pjaca square
- Fruit square
- The peristyle
📌 The number of participants on this tour is LIMITED, Book only if you are sure that you will attend to the tour.👍
📌 The tour is dedicated to knowing the history of the Split city and its hidden secrets in simple, enjoyable, and funny way, Not academic👨🏻🎓
📌 You will meet and can make friends from all over the world.
📌 There is no fixed price, When the tour ends you will be able to pay the guru whatever you consider fair.
This is an incredible hour of history.
Hi,
my name is Ana. I participated in the restoration of many Split landmarks including the statue of Grgur Ninski by Ivan Mestrovic, the Diocletian mausoleum, the portal of palace Augubio, etc.
Being a tour guide is a long-time wish for me. I will walk you through historical facts as well as stories and mysteries surrounding Split and Diocletian's palace.
We will begin our journey in park "Đardin", then we will make our way to the map on Split Riva. After that, we will make our way through the Diocletian's basements to Peristil. From there we will go to Diocletian's apartment, vestibular, cryptoporticus, etc. From there we will make our way to the golden (north) gate. There you will also see the famous statue of Grgur Ninski made by renowned and world-famous sculptor Ivan Meštrović.
From there we will go to Pjaca and Voćni Square where we will finish our tour.
Looking forward to meeting you! 🙂
Step into a time machine with me and let's blast back to ancient Split for an epic historical adventure at Diocletian's Palace! Get ready to be wowed by one of the coolest monuments of Roman architecture on the planet.
Picture this: we're walking on a bronze walkway map, feeling like real-life explorers as we navigate through this massive palace. But hold onto your togas because the real fun begins when we dive into the palace's hidden substructures.
Next stop: Diocletian's swanky pad. We'll check out where the emperor himself kicked back and lived large. Then, we'll hit the streets – Cardio and Decumanos, the main arteries of ancient Roman cities. It's like stepping into a time warp!
But wait, there's more! We'll ogle at the grand cathedral, pay our respects at the temple of Jupiter, and snap pics galore at the monumental gates. And let's not forget about the quirky spots like the statue of Gregorio de Knin and the bustling Fruit Square – Split's got surprises around every corner!
So, grab your toga and join me on this rip-roaring adventure through history. Diocletian's Palace awaits, and trust me, you won't want to miss a minute of it!
What will we see?
- Substructures of the Palace
- Diocletian's room
- Routes of the Cardio and the Decumani
- Cathedral
- Temple of Jupiter
- Four monumental doors
- Gregory of Knin statue
- Pjaca square
- Fruit square
- The peristyle
📌 The number of participants on this tour is LIMITED, Book only if you are sure that you will attend to the tour.👍
📌 The tour is dedicated to knowing the history of the Split city and its hidden secrets in simple, enjoyable, and funny way, Not academic👨🏻🎓
📌 You will meet and can make friends from all over the world.
📌 There is no fixed price, When the tour ends you will be able to pay the guru whatever you consider fair.
This is an incredible hour and a half of history.
Together we will discover why Split is a hidden gem of the Mediterranean, from Diocletian’s times to nowadays – DISCOVER why everybody talks about Croatia!
Our journey will start in 295 A.D., as you see you are visiting a 1700-year-old city, and wondering how it all happen. How the palace became the second-largest city in Croatia? And how is life in Croatia today?
This free tour follows the footsteps of Diocletian, a local boy who left a huge impact on the Roman Empire. His palace, today a UNESCO World Heritage Site, holds historical sights, secrets, and stories that will come to life on this tour.
This tour covers the most important Split’s historical events like:
- Diocletian's comeback
- Demolition of Salona
- Beginning of Settlement of the Palace
- The transformation from pagan to Christian buildings
We will see different areas of the complex, such as the cellars and monumental Peristyle courtyard. Look at the emperor's private observatory and see the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, originally built as Diocletian's Mausoleum. Discover the site of the Temple of Jupiter and Baptistery, and the original Bronze Gate, Silver Gate, Golden Gate, and Iron Gate that provided access to the city. Discover a refuge for the noblewomen of Split at the Benedictine Monastery of St. Arnir, admire the original 15th-century Town Hall, and marvel at the Baroque monuments of Fruit Square (Voćni trg).
Diocletian's Palace is one of the best preserved monuments of Roman architecture in the world.
The tour will take you through the 1,700-year-old Diocletian's Palace, where people have continued to live for the past 13 centuries.
What will we visit?
- The cellars of the building
- The peristyle
- the four doors
- Main square
- fruit square
- Republic square
🔹You will find out why the emperor retired here , how he built the palace, how long he lived there and where his tomb is ...
🔹You will have the opportunity to know what happened at the edge of the palace when there was nowhere to live inside and how Split became the second most important city in tourism and the second largest city in the country.