Born and raised in Split, I’ve spent my whole life wandering its ancient streets, and now I want to share its story with you—not just as a guide, but as someone who calls this city home.
Join me on a small-group walking tour (max 7 people) through over 1,700 years of history, where we’ll explore how Split was born inside a Roman emperor’s palace—and how it grew into the vibrant Mediterranean gem it is today.
You'll hear how Diocletian built his massive retirement palace by the sea, why UNESCO protected it as a World Heritage Site back in 1979, and what happened when the city "escaped" the palace walls. Through fascinating stories, hidden spots, and local legends, I’ll show you what makes Split truly one of a kind.
This isn’t just a history lesson—it’s a relaxed, friendly journey through time, told from a local’s perspective.
In front of Museum of Fine Art, There is also Art Gallery Cafe Music Bar Split. Near is Benedictine monastery of St.. Euphemia. Also statue of Gregory of Nin is near.
Introduction to Diocletian's Palace
We will see here most preserved roman square . We will learn why it is important .
Vestibule as an entrance to the imperial chambers
We will see the emperor's residence as well as his promenade.
We will see the cellars and I will explain why they are so well preserved. Note: We are passing through parts that are not paid for.
Transformation from a temple to a baptistery.We wont go in.
The city expanded westward, and this square is a consequence of that.
We have several interesting points in this square.
The square was modeled after a European square. There is a hotel and an interesting church nearby.
Interesting facts about the statue of Gregory of Nin and the end of the tour.
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