The heart of Split and one of the most remarkable Roman monuments in the world. Built at the beginning of the 4th century, it is still full of life today, with shops, homes, cafes, and narrow stone streets inside its ancient walls.

The central square of Diocletian’s Palace and one of the most iconic places in Split. Surrounded by Roman columns and historic buildings, it is the perfect place to feel the atmosphere of the old city.

Diocletian’s Cellars are one of the best-preserved parts of Diocletian’s Palace and an important example of Roman architecture in Split. Built below the imperial apartments, they once supported the upper residential area of the palace and helped preserve its original layout. Today, they are one of the most fascinating places in the old town, known for their massive stone halls, historic atmosphere, and connection to everyday life in Roman Split.

A beautifully preserved historic center set on a small island between the mainland and Ciovo. Its narrow streets, stone houses, and charming squares make it one of the most attractive old towns in Dalmatia.

Trogir’s main square reflects the rich medieval history of the town and is surrounded by elegant stone palaces that once belonged to noble families. The Small Loggia, together with the historic buildings around the square, creates one of the most atmospheric corners of Trogir’s old town.