Split
A Venetian tower
Prokurative Square
Roofs of Split (Marjan Hill in the distance)
The Silver Gate of the Palace
Fruit Square
Make a wish!
Summer in the city
Pjaca [piatza]
Split
At our fish market everybody finds something
The bell tower of the Cathedral
Vestibul
The substructures of the Palace
V2s in-line on the waterfront
The Golden Gate
Waterfront
Green Peristyle
Split synagogue, 16th cent.
3rd cent. sarcophagus, Archeological Museum
Ultra Music Festival (EDM), Split soccer stadium
We don't use driers...
Meštrović Gallery
Different perspective
Street art
Nightlife
Antiques
Žnjan, a Split beach
View from Marjan hill
Split largest farmers' market
No GMO

Diocletian’s palace and the old town have been on the UNESCO list since 1979. (Croatians are proud of the fact that more than a dozen locations in this small country found their place on this prestigious list!) With a population of 170 000 people, Split is the second largest city in Croatia.

It is the fusion of the old and the new that leaves everyone impressed. People have always lived in this palace – that’s why it’s still standing! Little stores, restaurants, private apartments – all within the ancient walls of the Roman emperor’s palace…

We all travel to see new things and new places. Split, the capital of Dalmatia, is a must! Nowhere in the world can you see the late antique architecture so marvelously preserved!

Tour prices

2-hr walking tour + any entrance fees

3-hr walking tour + any entrance fees

Full day tour (8 hrs) + any entrance fees

(includes a break for lunch and/or free time for shopping)

Entrance fees

Cathedral: 5 € pp

Treasury: 5 € pp

Belltower: 7 € pp

Crypt: 3 € pp

Baptistery: 3 € pp

The substructures of the Diocletian’s palace: 8 € pp

Meštrović Gallery: 8 € pp
The City Museum: Currently closed for renovation

Combined ticket prices available

Every tour can be customized according to your preferences. Are you interested in the Jewish heritage in Split? The Game of Thrones filming locations? Marjan Hill Park? Farmers’ or fish market? There is no fee to visit these locations.