• Sjaš svijetliš svemiriš me - Begin your exploration at Sustipanski Park, celebrated for its picturesque beauty and tranquil ambiance. The park boasts lush greenery, walking trails, and benches where visitors can relax and enjoy the sea views. It provides a serene retreat from the lively city.
• Obala kneza Branimira - Obala kneza Branimira is a waterfront promenade located in Split. Visitors can linger here as long as they like before proceeding to the next destination.
• Matejuška - Discover Matejuška, a quaint fishing harbor and marina that has preserved its traditional and authentic allure. Situated on the western side of the Split Peninsula, near the city’s historic center, visitors can spend as much time as they wish here before moving on.
• Neretvanska ulica - Explore Neretvanska Street, one of Split’s streets, which, like many others in the city, may feature a blend of residential buildings, shops, restaurants, and other establishments. Visitors can take their time here before continuing to the next location.
• Ul. kralja Tomislava 2 - Discover The Weird Fountain, locally known as “Prva voda,” a unique and somewhat whimsical fountain. Visitors can linger here as long as they like before proceeding to the next destination.
• Gregory of Nin - Discover the Gregory of Nin Statue, a significant historical monument. Created by the esteemed Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović, the statue was erected in 1929 and has 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 hailed as the “father of Croatian literature.” Visitors can take their time here before continuing to the next location.
• Marko Marulic Statue - The Marko Marulić Statue is a monument honoring Marko Marulić, a notable Renaissance poet and author. The statue is an important part of the city’s cultural heritage and is appreciated by those interested in literature and Croatian history.
• Ul. Iza Vestibula 3 - Discover Diocletian’s Palace, showcasing a blend of architectural styles, including Roman, Hellenistic, and Byzantine elements. The palace features well-preserved walls, gates, columns, courtyards, and numerous buildings. Visitors can spend as much time as they wish here before moving on.
• Iron Gate - The Silver Gate, also known as Porta Orientalis or 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. This palace is a notable example of Baroque architecture, dating back to the 18th century, and was built for the Papalić family, a prominent noble family in Split.
• Dominisova ulica - Discover “The Head on the Wall,” known locally as “Glava na Zidu.” This unique and intriguing sculpture is affixed to a building’s wall, depicting a human head, and is renowned for its artistic and somewhat mysterious appearance.
• Jupiter’s Temple - The Temple of Jupiter, also known as Jupiter’s Temple (Croatian: Hram Jupitera), is a historic Roman temple in Split. Constructed in the 3rd century AD during the building of Diocletian’s Palace by Roman Emperor Diocletian, visitors can linger here as long as they like before proceeding to the next destination.
• Vestibul - Vestibul is an ancient 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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• Flexible schedule: start and pause at your own pace

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Experience the rich history of a town that dates back 1700 years, navigating through its intimate streets and majestic monuments, and uncover the fates and deeds of legendary Roman emperors.

In Split, details hold a deep significance. Uncover hidden spots within the city that the multitude of tourists overlook each year, all the while cracking a mystery fit for the most daring explorers.

Completion of challenges triggers the unfolding of the story, and precise mobile directions will steer you towards the upcoming destination. Post booking, an email will be sent with procedures to install and commence the game on your mobile. Purchasing an individual ticket per user enhances the experience, even though it is possible for multiple users to operate from a single device.

• 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.