Split Private Walking Tour with Diocletian's Palace at Diocletian's Palace

The Split Private Walking Tour with Diocletian's Palace is a guided tour of Split's old town, centred on the Roman palace complex built by Emperor Diocletian around 305 AD. The palace covers roughly 30,000 square metres of the city centre and remains one of the best-preserved late-Roman structures in Europe, with its Peristyle courtyard, Golden Gate, and Cathedral of Saint Domnius, converted from the emperor's mausoleum, all still standing within the Split city walls.

A private guide leads visitors through the palace's labyrinthine basement halls, the Vestibule, and the narrow streets of the medieval quarter built directly into the Roman fabric. The tour covers the main gates, the Peristyle square, and key historical layers from Roman through Venetian occupation. Private format means the itinerary can be adjusted to pace and interest, and tickets typically include the guide fee for the agreed group size.