• Sjaš svijetliš svemiriš me - Exploration begins at Sustipanski Park, a spot celebrated for its scenic beauty and relaxing atmosphere. Lush greenery, walking paths, and benches invite visitors to sit and enjoy sea views, offering a peaceful escape from the bustling city.
• Obala kneza Branimira - Obala kneza Branimira is a waterfront promenade in the city of Split. Visitors may spend as much time here as they wish before continuing to the next directions.
• Matejuška - Discover Matejuška, a small fishing harbor and marina that has preserved its traditional and authentic charm. It sits on the western side of the Split Peninsula, near the historic center. Visitors may spend as much time here as they wish before continuing to the next directions.
• Neretvanska ulica - Explore Neretvanska Street, one of Split’s streets, which, like many in the city, features a mix of residential buildings, shops, restaurants, and other establishments. Visitors may spend as much time here as they wish before continuing to the next directions.
• Ul. kralja Tomislava 2 - Discover The Weird Fountain, known locally as “Prva voda,” a unique and somewhat quirky fountain. Visitors may spend as much time here as they wish before continuing to the next directions.
• Gregory of Nin - Discover the Gregory of Nin Statue, a prominent historical monument created by the renowned Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović. Erected in 1929, it has since become one of Split’s most iconic landmarks.
• Marulićeva ulica - Explore the street named after Marko Marulić, a Renaissance poet and author from Split often referred to as the “father of Croatian literature.” Visitors may spend as much time here as they wish before continuing to the next directions.
• Marko Marulic Statue - The Marko Marulić Statue is a monument dedicated to Marko Marulić, a prominent Renaissance poet and author. It forms a significant part of the city’s cultural landscape and can be appreciated by those interested in literature and Croatian history.
• Ul. Iza Vestibula 3 - Discover Diocletian’s Palace, which exhibits a combination of architectural styles, including Roman, Hellenistic, and Byzantine elements. It features well-preserved walls, gates, columns, courtyards, and numerous buildings. Visitors may spend as much time here as they wish before continuing to the next directions.
• Iron Gate - The Silver Gate, also known as Porta Orientalis or the Eastern Gate, is one of the four main entrances to Diocletian’s Palace.
• Papalićeva ulica - Discover the Large Papalić Palace (Croatian: Velika Papalićeva palača), a historic palace and a notable example of Baroque architecture dating back to the 18th century. It was constructed for the Papalić family, a prominent noble family in Split.
• Dominisova ulica - Discover “The Head on the Wall,” known locally as “Glava na Zidu,” a unique and intriguing sculpture affixed to the wall of a building. The sculpture depicts a human head and is known for its artistic and somewhat enigmatic appearance.
• Jupiter’s Temple - The Temple of Jupiter, also known as Jupiter’s Temple (Croatian: Hram Jupitera), is a historic Roman temple in the city of Split. It was built in the 3rd century AD during the construction of Diocletian’s Palace by the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Visitors may spend as much time here as they wish before continuing to the next directions.
• Vestibul - The Vestibul is an ancient vestibule or entrance hall that was part of Diocletian’s Palace. It served as the central and grand entrance to the palace, leading to the emperor’s residential quarters.

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Uncover the fascinating history of a 1700-year-old town by delving into its vibrant past, charming alleys, and magnificent monuments. Learn about one of the most remarkable Roman emperors and discover what became of him.

In Split, the magic lies in the details. Explore hidden gems in the town that are often overlooked by the multitude of tourists visiting each year, all while unraveling a mystery fit for the greatest adventurers.

As you tackle challenges, the narrative unfolds, and precise directions on your phone will lead you to the next destination. After booking, you will receive an email with instructions on how to download and play the game on your phone. For the best experience, it is recommended that each participant purchases a ticket, although multiple people can share a phone.

• Bring a charged phone. Open the Questo app to guide you and follow the instructions. You must have downloaded the app and created an account first, using the same email you made the purchase with.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.