Guests will explore Diocletian’s Palace, the historic heart of Split and one of the best-preserved Roman palace complexes in the world. The tour begins at the bronze model of the city, where the guide introduces the layout of the palace and explains how the emperor’s residence became a living town. The walk continues through the central part of the palace substructures, built to support Diocletian’s private apartments above. Guests then reach the Peristyle, the ceremonial centre of the palace, and see the Cathedral of Saint Domnius and its bell tower from the outside. The tour also includes an outside view of the Temple of Jupiter and a visit to the Vestibule, the former entrance hall to the imperial apartments. The route continues to the Golden Gate and the statue of Gregory of Nin, then through Pjaca Square and Fruit Square, before returning to the Riva promenade. If the guests desire, they can have free time up to 1 hour for coffee and shopping.

Free time for relaxation and shopping.

On the way from Split to Trogir, guests will enjoy a scenic drive through Solin and the Kaštela area without scheduled stops. The guide will briefly introduce the historical importance of ancient Salona, the birthplace area of Emperor Diocletian, and explain the development of the seven Kaštela settlements along the bay. This part of the route gives guests additional local context while traveling comfortably between Split and Trogir.

Free time for relaxation and shopping

Guests will explore the historic town of Trogir on a guided walking tour through its narrow stone streets, medieval squares and waterfront. The tour begins near the North Gate, the traditional entrance to the old town, where the guide introduces Trogir’s long history and explains why this small island town became one of the most remarkable historic centres on the Adriatic. The walk continues to the main square, where guests will see the Cathedral of Saint Lawrence and the famous Radovan Portal from the outside, together with the town loggia, clock tower and surrounding noble palaces. The tour then continues through the old streets toward the waterfront promenade, passing historic churches, stone houses and small hidden corners, before reaching the area around Kamerlengo Fortress from the outside. If the guests desire, they can have free time up to 1 hour for coffee and shopping.

After the walking tour of Trogir, guests will return comfortably to Split by private vehicle. During the drive, the guide can answer questions, share additional local stories, or allow guests to relax after exploring both historic towns. The tour ends with drop-off at the agreed location in Split, such as the cruise port, hotel, accommodation or city centre.