Step back in time and immerse yourself in history with our private guided walking tour of Diocletian's Palace – a breathtaking 1700-year-old structure built and inhabited by the Roman Emperor Diocletian.
- Diocletian's Palace is over 1700 years old and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Private guided walking tour
- Children up to 6 years free
- No additional entrance fees
| Included | A certified private tour guide who speaks your language (English, German, French or Croatian) |
|---|---|
| Not included | No entrance fees - The sights are only visited from the outside |
| Duration | 1 Hour 30 Minutes |
| Participants | The tour is designed for maximum 10 participants. |
| Important information | It may happen that some sights cannot be visited due to events or church services. Please understand that in this case we have to slightly change our program. The site is partially not wheelchair accessible, but the tour can be adapted to the special needs of the participants. Please inform us in advance. |
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Step back in time and immerse yourself in history with our guided tour of Diocletian's Palace – a breathtaking 1700-year-old structure built and inhabited by the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Unlike traditional museums, the palace is still home to the people of Split, creating a vibrant and bustling atmosphere. Join us on a journey through this iconic landmark and witness the daily life of locals amidst a backdrop of ancient architecture.
Discover the Peristyle – an important meeting place during Diocletian's era where he was worshipped as the son of Jupiter. This sacred area served as a platform for the emperor to connect with his subjects, and now offers a fascinating glimpse into the past for visitors to the area.
Uncover the fascinating history of Split Cathedral – once the mausoleum of Emperor Diocletian. With the advent of Christianization, the emperor's remains vanished, and the structure was transformed into a magnificent cathedral. Join us to explore this unique building and admire its stunning exterior.
Step into the vestibule – the grand entrance to Diocletian's private chambers. This distinguished area served as a gateway to the Emperor's personal quarters and welcomed dignitaries from all over the world.
Explore the significance of the North Gate – the most important city gate during the Roman era, also known as the Golden Gate or Porta Aurea. Discover the history and legacy of this iconic entrance as we delve into its architectural and cultural significance. Inside the former guard corridor stands the city's smallest church – the Church of St. Martin.
These are just some of the attractions you will see on our tour of Diocletian's Palace.
