Split highlights – Evening walking tour
Beat the rush of the daytime crowds and discover a more intimate side of Split with an Evening tour! Explore the city with the guide who loves it and lives it, see the spots, hear the stories and get the best insider tips. Experience the top monuments illuminated at night, from the cozy streets and piazzas of the iconic Diocletian's Palace, to the ancient sites like Peristyle and Vestibule. Conclude the tour with a breathtaking panorama from Marjan hill. Evening schedules are ideal for anyone wanting to skip the crowds and experience laid back atmosphere of the Mediterranean.
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Split highlights – Evening walking tour
What's included in Split highlights – Evening walking tour
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The Golden Gate
Emperor Diocletian entered the main palace gates for the first time when he retired and never looked back, see for yourself what made him stay. Overlooking the gates, the statue of Croatian bishop Grgur offers good luck to all passengers.
The Peristyle of Diocletian's Palace
Peristyle is the geographical and spiritual center of the Palace. This square is one of the closest links of a modern man with the ancient heritage and it leaves a monumental impression to this day. Surrounded by some of the highlights of the city, Peristyle is closely guarded by a 3500 year old sphinx.
Cathedral of Saint Domnius
Cathedral of Saint Domnius, which was once the Mausoleum of the Roman Emperor Diocletian, is the oldest building in the world in which a cathedral is situated. In front of it stands the stunning Romanesque bell tower.
Inclusions
- English speaking licensed local guide
- Any personal purchases or expenses.
- Gratuities
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Meet
Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting Points
- On the steps in front of the Grgur Ninski statue -> https://goo.gl/maps/TVo64VxR5efXab3P6
End Points
- In front of the fountain at the beginning of Riva promenade
