Embark on an exclusive walking tour of Split's magnificent Diocletian's Palace, uniquely led by a distinguished Professor of Literature and published author. Gain profound insights into Roman history and daily life, brought vividly to life through masterful storytelling and a unique literary perspective. Guests consistently praise our guide's exceptional knowledge and engaging narrative, making this an unforgettable journey through ancient Split. Explore the ancient cellars, grand Peristyle, and Golden Gate with an expert who truly makes history resonate
The guide will be next to the 'Split' red letters at the beginning of the promenade, holding the paper with company logo and name (Roadie)
Golden gate is our last stop, they are the north exit from the old town, afer we go through the palace during the tour
Diocletian’s Cellars are among the best-preserved Roman underground structures in the world. They once supported the emperor’s private quarters above and were used for storage and daily palace operations. Today, they reveal the architectural brilliance of the Romans and offer a glimpse into life within the ancient palace.
The Peristyle is the central square of Diocletian’s Palace and served as the ceremonial heart of the imperial residence. Surrounded by grand colonnades, it was where the emperor appeared as a living god to be worshipped by citizens. Today, it remains a stunning example of Roman architecture and a vibrant gathering place in the historic core of Split.
The Vestibule was the grand entrance to the emperor’s private quarters within Diocletian’s Palace. Its circular shape and soaring dome created a dramatic transition from the public Peristyle to the private imperial residence. Even today, its acoustics and monumental form impress visitors and echo the power of Roman architecture.
The Golden Gate was the main northern entrance to Diocletian’s Palace, reserved for the emperor and high-ranking officials. Flanked by guard towers, it symbolized imperial authority and was part of the palace’s elaborate defensive system. Today, it stands as a majestic reminder of Roman power and urban planning in ancient Split.
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