• Split - This tour covers 5.2 km and includes 34 engaging stories about the sights along the way. These aren’t just dry facts, but lively tales, legends, and interesting tidbits gathered by a local guide. Some highlights are listed below.
• The Peristyle of Diocletian’s Palace - Diocletian’s Palace is a remarkable architectural wonder located in the heart of Split, Croatia. Constructed in the early 4th century AD as a retirement home for Roman Emperor Diocletian, this historic site exemplifies Roman engineering and design. Today, it remains one of the best-preserved Roman palaces globally, offering a fascinating mix of ancient history and modern life with its labyrinthine streets, shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions.
• Grgur Ninski Statue - The Grgur Ninski Statue is a notable landmark in Split, Croatia. This impressive bronze statue, crafted by the famous Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović, honors Grgur Ninski, a 10th-century bishop who was instrumental in advocating for the use of the Croatian language in religious ceremonies. The statue is especially famous for its large size and the tradition of rubbing its big toe for good luck, making it a favorite tourist spot in Split.
• Riva Harbor - The Riva Promenade is the lively waterfront walkway of Split, Croatia. Extending along the scenic harbor of the Adriatic Sea, it is a central meeting place for both locals and visitors. Adorned with palm trees, cafes, and shops, the Riva provides a stunning backdrop of historic buildings and a relaxed setting where people can walk, enjoy the beautiful sea views, and absorb the vibrant atmosphere of this delightful Mediterranean city.
• Republic Square - Republic Square, known as “Trg Republike” in Croatian, is a central and historically important square in the heart of Split, Croatia. It acts as a hub for the city’s cultural and social activities. Dominated by the impressive Prokurative buildings on one side, the square is surrounded by a blend of historic architecture, including the Renaissance-style City Hall and the Croatian National Theatre building. Republic Square is a center for various events, open-air performances, and cultural festivities, making it a lively and essential part of Split’s urban landscape. Visitors can also explore nearby attractions like the bustling Marmont Street and the famous Diocletian’s Palace.

• GPS Guidance
• App with Audio Guide in 7 languages on smartphone

Why Choose Us?
More than an audio tour — the complete Split city guide in a single app.

Some audio tours cost a little less. With CityAppTour, the Operator simply gets more: 34 richly detailed stories, audio and written text, photos, spoken navigation, practical city information and carefully selected local tips.

Follow the 5.2 km route through Split’s historic centre and Adriatic waterfront to discover Diocletian’s Palace, the Riva, the Golden Gate, People’s Square and the Roman remains woven directly into the streets of this Mediterranean city. The stories go beyond short facts, offering the background, details and context that bring Split to life.

• 34 richly detailed stories in audio and text
• Spoken navigation between stops
• Photos, city information and food and drink tips
• Works offline
• Yours to keep — the tour never expires
• Explore at your own pace

More stories. More information. More freedom.

• You will receive instructions to activate your self-guided tour in a separate email.
• Don’t forget to bring headphones.
• Walking distance: 5.2 km - 34 stories are told.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.