Join us for the ultimate sightseeing experience in Dalmatia - the Open-Top Bus + Free Walking tour of Diocletian's palace! This fully guided tour comes with commentaries in 8 different languages and is the most convenient and hassle-free way to experience Split. With the 24-hour bus pass, you will discover Split's highlights such as: the Promenade, Bačvice beach, and the green Marjan peninsula. Marvel at the picturesque yacht marina, Poljud football stadium, the Archeological Museum, Ivan Meštrović gallery, and the Venetian city walls. Benefit from a free guided walking tour of Diocletian's Palace and immerse yourself in the history and beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. • Enjoy a convenient 24-hour bus pass to explore Split's highlights • Take in the picturesque views of the yacht marina, football stadium, and more • Benefit from a free guided walking tour of Diocletian's Palace.

The favorite beach of both locals and tourists is called Bacvice. This is where locals play the famous Picigin game, the local version of beach volleyball. Feel the local spirit and take beautiful photos, while planning your evening out at the same time.

As you pass by the local maritime museum, you will have the opportunity to learn about the local sailors and maritime traditions of the area.

The oldest museum in the Balkans with a valuable collection of artifacts dating back to prehistoric times. Pass by and see where the most exciting ancient artifacts are stored and preserved.

This place is important for the residents because it is the home stadium of the local football team Hajduk Split. The latter is loved by all inhabitants of Split. While we pass by, feel the athletic spirit of this unique town and take some wonderful pictures.

The Riva Promenade is the heart of Split. You will be passing by the western extension of this picturesque waterfront, while enjoying some unforgettable views, like the old town with the bell tower, the local yacht marina and cruise ship port.

Our bus is passing by the beautiful St. Francis church and Franciscan convent, located right at the eastern tip of the famous Riva waterfront.

The bus passes by the National Theater area- a lively place where you can check out the central shopping street called Marmotova. Another highlight you will be able to admire here, are the remains of the Baroque city walls from the Venetian era, which saved the city from Ottoman invasions several times.