Split Old Town Tours and Tickets
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Split Old Town
Split Old Town is unmissable for history enthusiasts, sightseers, and GOT fans.
The old quarter is traffic-free and only explorable on foot.
Much of Diocletian’s Palace and the Old Town are wheelchair-friendly, although some underground and stepped areas are inaccessible.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Split Old Town. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
It’s free to walk around Split Old Town, but taking a tour can help make the most of your time. Group walking tours of Split Old Town start from US$18, while private tours are closer to US$201. Or, join food tours with samples of Croatian fare, from US$59.
A tour of Split Old Town shows you the ancient remains of Diocletian's Palace. This area includes many famous landmarks and attractions, such as the city gates and the palace’s main plaza, Peristyle Square. Tours of the historical center usually include the picturesque Riva Promenade lining the city’s waterfront.
Two hours is enough time in Split Old Town to see the highlights and is the length of many sightseeing tours. However, you'll want to spend a half day (or more) if you visit local attractions such as the Cathedral of St. Dominus, the Temple of Jupiter, and Diocletian's Cellars.
Partially. Many areas of Split Old Town are accessible to those with reduced mobility or who use wheelchairs, including the Riva Promenade and major streets through Diocletian's Palace. Some streets are lined with uneven marble stones, and some attractions require climbing stairs, including Peristyle Square and Cathedral of St. Dominus.
No, Split Old Town is a pedestrian zone, and so you won’t be able to drive in or find parking. Most parking options around Split's old town in the city center are paid garages and lots, and there are no free parking spots close to the historical center.