• The Golden Gate - The Golden Gate serves as the primary entrance to the Palace and is one of the four main Roman gates into Diocletian’s Palace. Located on the northern road towards Salona, the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia and Diocletian’s birthplace, the Golden Gate is situated opposite another well-known monument, Gregory of Nin.

• The Peristyle of Diocletian’s Palace - From Riva, the tour enters the central part of the cellars of Diocletian’s Palace, where the guide will discuss its historical usage. Exiting the cellars, visitors arrive at the Peristyle, the open space of the imperial square. As the central spot of the Palace, it is framed by monumental arcades and oriented towards the imperial loggia. Visitors can admire the stunning colonnaded square, one of the most beautiful in the Mediterranean, and learn about the transitions of the buildings and life due to the expansion of Christianity.

• Cathedral of Saint Domnius - Standing on the Peristyle, the Cathedral of St. Domnius is unmissable. While standing in front of it, the guide will highlight its significant parts and share the facts and stories behind it. The Cathedral is one of the best-preserved Roman structures in the city and remains in use today. Although the tour does not enter the Cathedral, all necessary information will be provided.

• Temple of Jupiter - The Temple of Jupiter is one of the best-preserved late Roman temples in the world. Its location was chosen to signify the divine connection between Emperor Diocletian and Jupiter, the Ancient Roman God of the sky and thunder, and king of the Gods. During the Middle Ages, the Temple was converted into a baptistery dedicated to St. John the Baptist.

• Vestibulum of Diocletian’s Palace - The Vestibulum, or pre-entrance to Diocletian’s private chambers in the Palace, was decorated according to its importance. Visitors will learn about its appearance and function. From this location, the tour will also explore the Triclinium.

• Riva Harbor - The tour begins at the Riva, a meeting point for both locals and visitors, and the main city promenade. The guide will explain how Riva was constructed over the centuries and its significance to locals as it became the central place in the city. Additionally, the southern wall of Diocletian’s Palace is beautifully visible from this spot.

• Fruit’s Square (Trg Brace Radic) - This picturesque square is located just outside the palace of Roman Emperor Diocletian. Visitors will learn about the significant monument in its center and other important sights surrounding the square. Fruit Square is dominated by the remains of a 15th-century Venetian fort.

• Pjaca - Situated in front of the old Town Hall, outside the western wall of Diocletian’s Palace, Pjaca has always attracted visitors with its variety and vibrancy. It has been the main square of the city since medieval times. On the square, visitors can see the 14th-century Town Hall and other interesting structures.

• Grgur Ninski Statue - This dominant and recognizable statue is a landmark of Split. Visitors will hear interesting stories and facts about the historical figure Gregory of Nin, the highest monument in Split dedicated to him, and the sculptor of the monument. The statue is the work of one of the most famous Croatian sculptors, Ivan Mestrovic. Rubbing its toe is said to bring good luck!

• Guided tour

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