Grand Diocletian Tour

City Tour For Cruise Ship Guests – Panoramic & Walk

– includes Panoramic bus ride, Walking tour of the Old Town & Free transfer back to the ship –

GRAND DIOCLETIAN TOUR

✔ AUDIO-GUIDE IN 10 LANGUAGES

✔ OPEN-TOP BUS

✔ FREE WIFI ONBOARD

✔ STROLLER / WHEELCHAIR / LUGGAGE FRIENDLY

✔ FREE WALKING TOUR INCLUDED

✔ FREE TRANSFER

Panoramic Bus Tour

Duration: approx 1 hour

The Highlights of Split Panoramic Ride

Bačvice – Sandy Beach – Pass by Split’s most famous sandy beach, a lively spot for sunbathing and the traditional game of Picigin. Nearby Firule Beach is home to Croatia’s tennis legends.

Local Life & Residential Neighborhoods – Get a glimpse of everyday life in Split as you pass through residential districts, bustling markets, and the city’s General Hospital, a key part of the local community.

Gripe Sports Centre & Maritime Museum – Discover Split’s Olympic success and explore Croatia’s maritime heritage at the historic Gripe Fortress.

Art, Monuments & Street Art – See Split’s artistic side, from grand sculptures and historic landmarks to vibrant street art reflecting the city’s creative spirit.

Archaeological Museum – A must-visit for history lovers, featuring Roman, Greek, and early Christian artifacts.

Poljud Stadium – The home of Hajduk Split, where passionate fans and unique architecture make it a football landmark.

Meštrović Gallery – Explore the works of Croatia’s greatest sculptor, followed by a scenic ride along the quieter side of Split.

Marjan Hill Park Forest – A lush green retreat with walking trails, historic chapels, and breathtaking panoramic views over the city and sea.

St. Francis Church, Marina & Sailboats – Enjoy stunning views of the Adriatic as you pass Split’s picturesque marina, where sleek yachts and traditional sailboats create a classic coastal scene. St. Francis Church, a peaceful sanctuary, marks the entrance to the historic Veli Varoš neighborhood.

Prokurative Square – Inspired by Venice’s St. Mark’s Square, this elegant plaza is surrounded by grand archways and is a cultural hotspot, hosting events and open-air performances.

National Theatre & Marmont Street – A cultural and architectural highlight of Split. The National Theatre, with its striking neoclassical façade, hosts opera, drama, and ballet performances. Nearby, Marmont Street is the city’s vibrant pedestrian hub, lined with stylish cafés and boutiques.

Riva Promenade – The city’s vibrant waterfront, lined with palm trees, cafés, and historic buildings. This is the perfect spot to soak in Split’s lively atmosphere and the return point for the Walking Tour of Diocletian’s Palace—one of the best-preserved Roman monuments in the world.

Fully guided with commentaries in 10 different languages

All  tour buses are equipped with state-of-the-art HD multilanguage commentary. Guests Can enjoy the story of Split in: English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Swedish and Croatian.

Entertaining, informative, flexible, available all day long, safe, and fuss-free!

Simply the most convenient way to explore Split beyond the historical core. But don’t worry, you’ll still get to see the Old Town! A live giuded free walking tour of Split in English is included with every Grand Diocletian Tour!

Split Old Town Walking Tour

Duration:  45 min

The Highlights of Old Town

Diocletian’s Palace – Step through the Brass Gate from the Riva waterfront into the heart of the ancient palace, built by Roman Emperor Diocletian in 305 AD.

Roman Substructures – Marvel at the massive underground chambers, a UNESCO-listed architectural wonder that has stood for over 1,700 years.

Peristil Square & St. Domnius Cathedral – Experience the grand imperial courtyard, where Roman and medieval history blend, and visit one of the oldest Catholic cathedrals in the world.

Gregory of Nin Statue – Rub the toe of this towering statue for good luck, a tribute to the medieval bishop who fought for the Croatian language in church services.

People’s Square (Pjaca) – A lively medieval square surrounded by charming historic buildings, bustling cafés, and local shops.

Venetian Castle – A reminder of Split’s Venetian past, this fortress once protected the city and now stands as a piece of history amid the modern cityscape.

Marko Marulić Statue – Honoring the “Father of Croatian Literature,” this monument pays tribute to the renowned Renaissance writer and thinker.

Riva Waterfront – The city’s social hub, lined with palm trees, vibrant cafés, and stunning sea views, perfect for a leisurely stroll.

Local Culture – Experience the true spirit of Split through its street performers, traditional Dalmatian music, and daily life unfolding in the city’s historic core.

INCLUDES FREE TRANSFER

From Riva meeting point to the port

Departure at 13:30 and 15:30

Explore the timeless charm of Split, where history, art, and local traditions come to life!