Excursão para grupos pequenos no Palácio de Diocleciano em Split
Descrição
Aprenda mais sobre a rica história de Split, uma das mais antigas cidades croatas, familiarize-se com a tradição da cidade e experimente o "Šušur" de Split. Dê um passeio pelo Riva mais famoso da Croácia, onde ocorrem todos os principais eventos da cidade. Visite todas as praças mais importantes da cidade, como Mercado de Frutas, Praça Nacional conhecida como "Piazza" e praça central do Palácio de Diocleciano - Peristil. Cada rua, prédio ou praça no centro da cidade velha tem sua própria história. Esta é uma oportunidade única de aprender mais sobre Split, a segunda maior cidade da Croácia e a maior da Dalmácia.
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Itinerário
O Palácio de Diocleciano é um antigo palácio construído pelo imperador romano Diocleciano na virada do século IV dC, que hoje forma cerca de metade da cidade velha e do centro de Split, na Croácia. Embora seja chamado de "palácio" por causa do uso pretendido como residência de Diocleciano, o termo pode ser enganador, pois a estrutura é maciça e mais se assemelha a uma grande fortaleza: cerca da metade era para uso pessoal de Diocleciano, e o resto abrigava a guarnição militar. Perca-se nas ruas do labirinto do Palácio de Diocleciano, com 17 anos de idade (o centro da cidade e Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO). Da esfinge egípcia de 40 anos ao edifício do século 20, o centro da cidade de Split o surpreenderá. Experimente e aproveite o estilo de vida mediterrâneo dos habitantes locais.
O peristilo, como praça central do palácio, destinada ao imperador Diocleciano, comemorado como filho vivo de Júpiter, encontra seu lugar entre muitos templos. Devido à sua beleza única e acústica incomum, Peistyle se tornou o cenário ideal para o teatro, perfeito para clássicos da ópera e obras da literatura antiga, mas também o palco onde continua a vida urbana abundante.
Do lado de fora retangular e do plano circular interior desta antiga corte imperial, Vestibule deixa uma impressão monumental até hoje.
As subestruturas do Palácio Diocleciano representam um dos complexos antigos mais bem preservados do gênero no mundo e, portanto, são de várias maneiras responsáveis pelo motivo pelo qual o núcleo histórico de Split foi incluído em 1979 na lista de Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO.
Porta septemtrionalis é o nome romano. O imperador Diocleciano os atravessou ao entrar no palácio em 1º de junho de 305. Eles foram construídos na forma de um retângulo, com portas duplas, como parte das táticas militares defensivas (propugnaculum).
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Informações importantes
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
Avaliações(14)
Our guide, Slavko, was incredible for several reasons. First, it was super hot, so the Get Your Guide team moved the tour to later in the evening because of heat. Our phones were on airplane mode, so we missed the email completely. We got a little panicked when there were no others waiting for the tour and no "green umbrella"! But, Slavko showed up as we had not re-booked to make sure we had a tour. He did the tour despite the heat and having to redo the tour later! (We couldn't have done the later one anyway as we were on a cruise ship.) Next, Slavko was incredibly well informed, knowledgeable and passionate. As a native, he had some incredible insights and was super engaging. He pointed out all of the notable historic elements-Roman street construction, building materials and different structures, but he also some fun "Game of Thrones" trivia. He even had a shot on his phone of the scene from the movie (see photos). It was neat having our own really private tour and I commend Salvko for being so accommodating and conscientious. Totally recommend him as your guide! *Note, make sure someone in the group has an e-sim card or international plan so that you get important information!
Beautiful palace. Guide very informative . Learned a lot about the history. The palace was beautiful
Dear Lisa, Thank you so much for your lovely review! We’re really glad you enjoyed the beauty of the palace and found the tour both interesting and informative. It means a lot to hear that you learned something new about the history — that’s exactly what we aim for. We hope to welcome you back again on another experience in Croatia! Kind regards, South Tours Team
This was a really interesting tour of the palace - we had a great guide who shared a lot of information about the place and local color as well. However, the tour we purchased was advertised to be 2 hours and it was about 80 minutes. It is also advertised to be a "small group" tour, but we had about 20 people. Not small at all. This didn't detract from the tour but you should know what you are getting for your money. If you want a small group that is more personal this is not it.
Dear Jill, Thank you for your feedback and for joining our tour. We're really happy to hear you enjoyed the experience and found our guide knowledgeable and engaging. We’re sorry to hear that the group size and duration didn’t fully meet your expectations. This tour is usually very well-rated, and we do our best to keep it as a small-group experience. However, during the peak summer season, group sizes may occasionally be slightly larger due to high demand. Your comments are very helpful, and we’ll review the tour details to make sure everything is clearly presented. We appreciate your understanding and hope to welcome you again in the future for another great experience. Warm regards, South Tours Croatia
Very good small group guide (20 people) who explained and taught well. Would recommend. There was a small issue with meeting the group but overall a good experience!
Our guide was a delightful young woman who knew her history and was very friendly and intelligent. She was generous with her time and we quite enjoyed her.
We had luka as our tour guide and he was AMAZING! Knew so much, recommended a lot and seemed to really love his job, made our tour amazing thank you!
Amazing tour. Sandra is an incredibly knowledgeable guide and she’s also very nice and friendly. We totally recommend!
A short tour allowed me having a sound understanding of the whole old town of Split. On top of a that, the tour guide also touched on details about locals. Highly recommend this tour.
Interesting and large palace area from the 2nd century. Well-preserved Roman building. Small alleys and small shops within the area.
We enjoyed touring with a local and early mourning in August was the best way to go. Very knowledgeable guide with a quirky sense of humor. We learned more than expected. Much recommended !
