Gates of Diocletian's Palace Tours and Activities

This is a walking tour of Split with a local historian! I will guide you through all of the relevant sites in the center of Split in a logical manner following the cities development through time. I have a Master's degree in history, so I can provide much more knowledge than what is learned at a tour guide course. I have years of study and passion for history behind me and I am really trying to carry that forward. Also, I am a local, born and still living in Split! I combine that with the expertise and education I gained as a teacher to make my tours a logical and pragmatic experience. I speak fluent English and I enforce dialogue as much as I can during my tours since it provides much more personal contact with the guide and it's easier and more enjoyable to learn that way. I use my own 3D reconstructions of the sites which I present on my tablet to create a wholesome picture. The tablet also has a free Wi-Fi hotspot on it for my group!

This is a private walking tour that is custom made just for you and your small group! No other participants will join on your tour. It is unique that this tour includes inside visit of the Cathedral in Split and Jupiter's Temple. Cathedral of Split is one of the oldest and most unique cathedrals in the world - it is a burial site of the roman's emperor Diocletian!

Step thousands of years back in time on this history-themed walking tour of Split. Meet me right on the Riva promenade. From there we'll head to Diocletian’s Palace. Built in the 4th century for Roman Emperor Diocletian, it’s located in the very center of the city. Learn more about Diocletian, local history and customs as we venture to the Peristil Square—roman square that still lives! During this visit you will see some filming locations for Game of Thrones, discover Split’s medieval architecture, and more!

This tour is unique because it tells the story of World War II in Split, and it is developed with the help of a storytelling method. Photographs of the buildings, which were destroyed in the war, will be provided to give visitors a sense of the atmosphere of the time and make it easier to visualize exactly where they are and what the guide is talking about. Through the interpretation of events that took place at the sites and telling stories about ordinary people, guests will learn how the events during the Second World War affected the lives of the inhabitants of Split. They will learn about their fights, struggles, sacrifices, resistance and much more.

The history of Split is very rich and stormful to fit in just a couple of sentences and a couple of hours. It is the second-largest city of Croatia and the largest city on the Adriatic coast. Split and the surroundings are so stunning and there are so many things to do that you definitely need a guide to help you in exploration! Your guide will pick you up from your hotel or from your cruise ship. You will have a private guided tour of the Old Town and the Diocletian’s Palace. In the end, your guide will take you back.

On this private tour, we offer you to explore two cities under UNESCO's protection: Diocletian's palace along with the historical core of Split, and the historical core of the city of Trogir and the ruins of Salona - the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia. Your guide will pick you up from your hotel or from your cruise ship. First, you will have a guided tour of the Old City of Split including inside visit of Diocletian palace. You will have a drive to Trogir, where you will explore the city center and also have a visit to Kamerlengo fortress. The last stop will be at the Salona ruins with a guided tour. In the end, your guide will take you back.

If you love history but as well you consider yourself a hedonist, Split is an ideal choice for you. City of Split is a unique combination of ancient history and modern city vibes. Our passionate tour guide will lead you through charming corners and narrow streets of the old city center and tell you all about the best preserved ancient Roman palace in the world – Diocletian’s palace, which is more than 1700 years old. After the history walk you will have the opportunity to feel popular ''Fjaka'' of the local people while drinking coffee at the Split’s waterfront promenade with magnificent view. If you ask yourself what Fjaka is, this is the easiest way to describe it - the art of doing nothing, enjoying it like there is no tomorrow. Hope you'll like it as much as we do! :)