Explore the stunning Peristyle, the former main square of the imperial palace. As your guide, I will share the fascinating story behind its architecture and why this spot remains the city's living room. You will have time to take photos, observe the Roman details, and feel the pulse of historical Split.

Step into the Vestibule, the monumental entrance hall of Diocletian's Imperial Palace. You will be amazed by its unique circular shape and open-air dome, which once connected the residential part of the palace to the Peristyle.

Explore the Temple of Jupiter, a remarkably preserved Roman temple that stands as a testament to the grand history of Diocletian's Palace. We will stop here to view the impressive stone doorway and learn about the temple's fascinating journey through the centuries.

Step back in time as you walk through the fascinating underground chambers of the Substructures. These cool, stone-walled halls offer a unique perspective on Roman architecture and life, and you will discover why these spaces were crucial for the daily operations of the imperial residence.

Visit the iconic statue of Gregory of Nin, a masterpiece by the famous Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović. According to local legend, rubbing the statue’s polished big toe brings good luck, making it one of the most popular photo spots in the city.

Visit the remains of the imperial Triclinium, the place where lavish meals were served and important decisions were made. This offers a fascinating glimpse into the daily life and luxury that surrounded the Emperor in the heart of his palace.

Take in the breathtaking view of the Cathedral of St. Domnius and its iconic Romanesque bell tower. We will stop outside to appreciate the impressive blend of Roman and medieval architecture, which makes this site the most prominent landmark in Split’s skyline.