• Riva Harbor - Split’s Riva is the city’s renowned waterfront promenade, adorned with palm trees and historic facades, providing breathtaking views of the sea and nearby islands. Long regarded as the heart of local life, it’s a beloved spot for both residents and tourists to enjoy a coffee, take a leisurely walk, or participate in cultural events and festivals. The Riva seamlessly combines Split’s ancient heritage with its lively, modern Mediterranean spirit.
• Diocletian Palace Substructures - The Diocletian’s Cellars are among the best-preserved ancient structures in Split, originally constructed to support the imperial apartments above. Today, they offer an intriguing insight into Roman engineering and daily life within the palace. Walking through the expansive stone halls, visitors can sense the powerful atmosphere of a space that has served as everything from storage to a medieval marketplace—and now hosts exhibitions, artisans, and cultural events.
• The Peristyle of Diocletian’s Palace - The Peristyle is the central square of Diocletian’s Palace and one of the most remarkable remnants of Roman imperial architecture in Split. Surrounded by ancient columns and grand facades, it once served as the ceremonial court of the emperor. Today, it’s a popular gathering spot where history, architecture, and daily life converge.
• Nadalina cokolada - Visit Nadalina, Split’s award-winning artisan chocolate shop located within Diocletian’s Palace. Known for its innovative flavors made with local ingredients like dried figs, lavender, carob, and Dalmatian olive oil, Nadalina offers a genuine taste of the region in every bite. During the visit, guests will enjoy a guided tasting of handmade chocolates crafted with natural ingredients.
• The Golden Gate - The Golden Gate is the main eastern entrance to Diocletian’s Palace and one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Built in the 4th century, it once served as the grand ceremonial gateway for the emperor and his court. Today, it welcomes visitors into Split’s historic core, framed by medieval walls and near the charming Church of St. Martin.
• Pjaca - People’s Square, locally known as Pjaca, is the vibrant heart of Split’s Old Town and a lively gathering place for locals and visitors alike. Surrounded by historic buildings, cafes, and the impressive Renaissance-style City Loggia, it reflects centuries of civic and social life. The square often hosts markets, festivals, and performances, making it an ideal spot to experience Split’s dynamic culture.
• Fruit’s Square (Trg Brace Radic) - Fruit Square (Voćni trg) is a delightful, small plaza in Split’s Old Town known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Once the site of a bustling medieval market, today it’s surrounded by cafes and shops, perfect for relaxing and soaking in local life. The square also hosts cultural events and offers glimpses into Split’s layered history through its preserved buildings and narrow streets.

• Professional guide
• Local bites and chocolate tasting

A local guide, who is an expert in cultural history, leads the tour, providing profound insights into Split’s rich history and dynamic present. Participants explore Diocletian’s Palace, with storytelling that vividly brings the Roman, medieval, and Venetian layers of the city to life. Visitors enjoy Split’s bustling Green Market (Pazar), sampling local delicacies. A guided tasting at Nadalina, Split’s artisan chocolate shop, is another highlight. The tour also covers iconic landmarks such as the Peristyle, Vestibule, and Golden Gate, each rich in history and architectural splendor. This experience combines scholarly narration with sensory exploration, making history come alive through taste and place. Small group sizes ensure a personal and engaging tour. Participants gain a deeper understanding of Split’s culture and an authentic taste of Dalmatian traditions. The tour perfectly balances education, culture, and culinary delights, all led by a knowledgeable local.

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