Split & Diocletian Palace Historical Walking Tour

Central square of Diocletian's palace, from which you can get to almost all other locations within the palace.

Central hallway and most important information about the foundation of the palace. Go through the substructures of Diocletian's Palace, where you'll learn about the history of it's construction and their function over the ages. Note, we won't visit the museum part of the substructures, and you can visit it after the tour.

Learn about the waterfront of the city, and the south wall of the palace.

Old Venetian citadel and the sculpture of Marko Marulić.

Last remaining ancient Roman temple in the palace.

Entrance hall of Diocletian's personal quarters. See the vestibule of emperor Diocletian, where you'll learn about it's history and potentially hear traditional Dalmatian singing.

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15th century Venetian palace that is now the museum of the City.

Cathedral in the mausoleum of emperor Diocletian.

Statue made by Meštrović, of the father of Croatian language, in front of the north gate of Diocletian Palace

Main entrance of Diocletian's Palace, where you'll learn about it and see the statue of Gregory of Nin, and learn his importance to our history and language.

See a bronze model of the Diocletian's Palace, and learn about the history of Split's beautiful Riva promenade.

The 12th-century clock tower and The church of Our Lady of the Belfry.