Private Walking Tour in Split Old Town (ENG, FRA, ITA, ESP)

We will meet at Riva promenade and start our tour. This is a good place to enjoy a full view of the Roman palace, and the medieval town, as well as Marjan hill/park. We will also end the tour at this place.

We will visit this attraction as the main part of our tour, it is an area of about 9 acres that we will walk in detail and visit many places inside; as well as see how this Roman piece of architecture is being used for modern purposes.

(Internal visit) The Substructures are the best preserved part of the Roman palace and therefore the most valuable for the understanding of the construction, architecture and the purpose of this imperial palace. It is highly recommended to go inside and visit all the available rooms in this area and discuss their former functions.

(External visit) We will see this unique Roman Catholic cathedral that is at the same time the emperor's burial site (his Mausoleum).

We will visit the area of the former emperor's apartment and especially his dining hall complex.

We will visit this part of the emperor's chambers and talk about its importance. Often during summer months, it is possible to listen to traditional Dalmatian singing here, because this site offers great accoustics.

We will visit the imperial square in the Palace - Peristyle, talk about its importance and admire the view of the emperor's Mausoleum (present day's Cathedral with belltower) and of an original Egyptian sphynx.

(External visit) We will see the temple where the main Roman god Jupiter was worshipped.

We will pass through the main gate to the Roman palace and admire the full view of the fortifications of the palace from the outside.

We will see the gigantic statue that is an iconic symbol of Split.

We will visit the main square of medieval Split and discuss its importance.

We will see the old town hall from the era of the Republic of Venice on Pjaca square.

We will visit this square and admire the gigantic tower that was once part of the fortifications of the medieval town. We will also talk about noble families from that time and their importance for the town.

We will see the statue of a very famous writer on Fruit square.

We will pass by or visit (open only in the morning) the fish market that has been at the same location since the 19th century.

We will walk along this famous street from the time Split was under French rule (19th century).

We will visit the famous square from the time Split was a part of the Austrian-Hungarian monarchy (19th century).