My Split: A Diocletian's Palace Walking Tour & Local Stories

Your meeting point and the beginning of your tour.

Firstly you will stop by the model of the Diocletians Palace where the story unravels.

The closest entrance and the most unique part of Diocletians Palace, the substructures are a representation of the Palace we know today and are one of the best preserved models of ancient Rome.

A striking circular hall at the heart of the Palace, once serving as the grand entrance to the Emperor's private quarters.

An ancient central square of Diocletians Palace located in front of the Emperors private quarters. Worldwide phenomenon with stunning scenery.

A former mausoleum for the Emperor, now the main cathedral in Split. Visit only from the outside (entrance fee not included)

The main entrance to Diocletians Palace reserved for the Emperor only. The Gate is holding a special secret called the Propugnaculum

The tallest statue in Split made by one of the most famous sculptors Ivan Meštrović serving as the gatekeeper of the Palace. His toe is a symbol of good luck, therefore feel free to rub it.

More commonly known as 'Pjaca' the big square is a representation of Split growing in size in Medieval times, as it is not in the Diocletians Palace itself. Each palace on the square represents the spreading as they are all built in different centuries.

As it was formerly a green market, it retained a variation of the name. The most important attractions on this square are the Marko Marulić statue - the father of Croatian literature and the Venetian fortress, a symbol of their rule from the fifteenth century.