Croatia · OLD TOWN TOURS IN SPLIT
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 5 old town tours in Split worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Explore Split’s Diocletian Palace, cathedral, Riva, and 1,700 years of history with a lively local guide for $17.
“Enjoyable tour even though the weather wasn’t the best. Mia was excellent and very knowledgeable about the area and its history.”
Explore Diocletian’s Palace and Split Old Town in 50 minutes with a local guide, ancient gates, Roman ruins, and practical city tips.
“The best tour I’ve ever taken. I don’t usually go on many tours, but I’m so glad I joined this one. Our guide, Natasha, was extremely friendly and answered all our “stupid” questions with enthusiasm. If you want to experience the city from a different perspective, I highly recommend taking part in this walking tour. The extra tips and information about the city—beyond just the tour—made our stay in Split so much easier and more enjoyable.”
Explore Split’s Diocletian’s Palace and medieval Old Town with a lively local guide on this affordable 90-minute walking tour.
“The guide was very knowledgeable and made the tour a lot of fun. She was also very patient, answering all our questions. A very enjoyable experience, totally recommend.”
Review of Split’s private Diocletian’s Palace and Old Town walk, with guide tips, costs, stops, value, and practical advice for booking.
“It was very informative and we highly recommend this tour. Our guide Josko knew a lot about the history of Romans and the town. He took his time to take our questions and show us few additional sites not in the tour. We would highly recommend him for anyone looking to learn more about Split and its history”
Explore Diocletian’s Palace, Split Cathedral, and medieval lanes on a 90-minute small-group walk with a local English-speaking guide.
“Ask for Daniella. She is very informative and passionate that brings the history to life. We’d also like to say thank you for all the discounts that she passed on. Would very much recommend. Thanks Daniel & Carol”
Water, stone, table and trail — the best of each.
