Top Split TV Tours

Explore nearly 1,700 years of history and discover top attractions with ease on this Split walking tour. Choose the start time to suit your schedule, then follow your guide on a sightseeing tour of Split. Admire famous landmarks such as the Diocletian's Palace, the Pjaca square, the City Clock and the Riva Harbor. During your sightseeing tour, discover hidden secrets many visitors miss and gain insight into this ancient city’s colorful past.

Dalmatia’s natural landscapes are world-famous, but typical coach tours don’t always offer an intimate experience of the varied terrain. Discover the region on an ATV Quad safari from Split, and cruise along off-road trails for unique insight into the country’s mountains, rivers, and countryside. Choose between a morning or afternoon excursion, and benefit from the small-group size for a personalized experience, keeping energized with a local lunch included.

Lose yourself in the UNESCO-listed landscapes of Croatia's Plitvice Lakes National Park—and enjoy a tour option that takes care of the sightseeing logistics—on this full-day tour from Split. With round-trip coach transit and pickup from select hotels, getting there is made simple and hassle-free. Upon arrival, head into the park (admission own expense), and discover its cascading pools, waterfalls, and other scenery.

Explore Krka National Park and Skradin with ease on this group tour. Depart from Split in an air-conditioned vehicle and learn about the area from your driver-guide. Continue on to Krka and travel through the park taking time to admire the waterfalls, old mills, and traditional architecture. Visit the Ethno village to learn about Skradinski Buk's history and biodiversity. Then, enjoy a boat ride to Skradin, where you can explore the marina's rich history or relax and swim at the beach.

See the highlights of UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace on this whirlwind, introductory walking tour. Pick from several convenient, daily departure times, and meet your guide at the palace’s North Gate. Discover filming locations that were used for 'Game of Thrones,' see the Cathedral of St. Domnius, and learn all about the landmark’s millennia of history as you discover.

Immerse yourself in the unique world of Game of Thrones and explore the places where the filming of one of the most famous series of today took place. Let your professional and expert guide lead you through the 1700-year-old Diocletian's palace and describe all the details of life inside the palace during the shooting and show you all the places that were in the series. See if you can recognize them. Tour the cellars where the Meereenese slaves lived and continue along the streets where they ran. See where Daenerys kept her dragons. Enter the corridor where the Sons of the Harpy waited for the Unsullied.

Step into the world of Game of Thrones on an immersive walking tour through the very heart of Split, a city woven into the fabric of the famous series. See the legendary filming locations with your own eyes and experience them firsthand. Hear the real history of Split come alive, with a special focus on the exact spots where iconic scenes were filmed. Explore the city center, including the impressive Diocletian’s Palace Cellars, the magnificent Golden Gate, and the historic Vestibul. As you stroll from the main promenade into charming hidden alleys and historical landmarks, soak in the vibrant Mediterranean atmosphere, with squares bustling with cafés and local souvenir shops. Don’t forget your camera. Capture photos of these iconic locations that featured prominently in Game of Thrones, creating lasting memories of your journey through fantasy and history combined.

Join a local Split resident and genuine Game of Thrones fan for a walk through the city’s most iconic filming sites. We’ll explore the 1,700-year-old Diocletian’s Palace, focusing on the specific corners that doubled as the city of Meereen. I’ll show you the Palace Cellars where the dragons were kept and the narrow streets where the Sons of the Harpy staged their rebellions. As we walk, I’ll share local stories from the days of filming and explain how the Roman history fits into the world of Westeros. Whether you are a hardcore fan or just curious, you’ll see the city from a different perspective. It’s a great way to combine a bit of real history with the magic of the show. Come see why Split was the perfect home for the Mother of Dragons.

Fans of Game of Thrones, this is the perfect walking tour for you. Tour Split and see where three seasons of the show were filmed with your guide. They will show you secret spots that you couldn’t locate on your own, plus get an insider’s take on how the series relates to real Croatian life. Go at your own pace, too, since this is a private walking tour.

During our tour we'll see a spot, where one of Meerene's masters was killed, where Missandei made a picture for her own story, where Daario Naharie enters Meeren and where Sons of the Harpy ambushed the Unsulied and, of course, killed one of our beloved characters. But it want be only about Game of Thrones, but also about Split and why it has more complicated history than Westeros itself.

Step into a realm where ancient history intertwines with legendary fantasy on our captivating tour of Split's highlights and Game of Thrones filming locations. Embark on a journey through time as we explore the iconic landmarks of Split, including the majestic Diocletian's Palace and bustling Pjaca Square, immersing ourselves in the rich tapestry of this coastal gem. But the adventure doesn't end there; delve into the fantastical world of Westeros as we visit filming locations from the renowned Game of Thrones series, from the imposing walls to the atmospheric streets of Meereen. What sets this tour apart is the seamless blend of cultural immersion and cinematic exploration, offering a unique experience that caters to history enthusiasts and Game of Thrones fans alike.

Join us on a tour during which we will visit the sites with scenes from world-known GoT series. You will find out more about the history of Split – 1700 year-old town and the seat of the Croatian kings – ancient Fortress of Klis.