Get to know Split 1700 Years in 90 Minutes

Split’s beloved seaside promenade is the heart of the city. It's a place where locals gather for coffee, conversation, and sunsets

Dating back to the early 4th century, these substructures supported the emperor’s private chambers above. Remarkably well preserved, they offer a glimpse into Roman engineering and were used as Game of Thrones filming locations.

This grand entrance hall once welcomed imperial guests beneath an open oculus to the sky. Today, it’s renowned for its perfect acoustics and spontaneous performances by traditional Dalmatian singers.

Peristyle is a beautiful square in the middle of the Palace. It was part of a complex devoted to religion and to the worship of Diocletian.

Cathedral of Saint Domnius was originally built as Emperor Diocletian's mausoleum.

One of the best-preserved Roman temples in Dalmatia, originally dedicated to Jupiter, the king of the gods. Now a baptistery, it beautifully blends pagan roots with Christian transformation.

The Iron Gate is the western entrance to Diocletian’s Palace and the only gate that remained continuously open since Roman times.

A maze of narrow stone streets filled with centuries of history and hidden stories.

The grandest entrance to Diocletian’s Palace, once reserved for the emperor himself. Today, it stands as a proud symbol of Roman architectural mastery.

This towering statue honors a 10th century bishop who championed the use of the Croatian language in liturgy. Touching his toe is said to bring good luck, a beloved local tradition!

Split served as a filming location for the famous series, and this shop is a must see for fans. Find souvenirs, props, and take a photo on a replica throne.

Established in the 13th century, People's square became the social, political, and cultural center of life in medieval and early modern Split.

Named after the open fruit market held here in the 19th century, the square is flanked by historical buildings like the Venetian tower and 17th-century palaces.