• Place de la République - Republic Square is one of Split’s most elegant squares. However, if asking a local for directions, it’s best to mention the Prokurative, as that’s what it’s known as here.

• Rodna kuca dr. Franje Tudmana - This is Franjo Tuđman Square, which links the Prokurative to the Riva. It is named after the first president of independent Croatia, who was elected in the summer of 1990.

• Split - With palm trees lining the harbour, boats floating on the water, and a bell tower rising against the mountainous backdrop, this is one of the most beautiful views of the city. It perfectly captures the atmosphere.

• Split Riva Promenade Apartments - Welcome to the Riva, the rising star of Split! Everyone passes through here and always returns. It’s the city’s open-air lounge, where people stroll, chat, enjoy a coffee, and watch the sea.

• Trg Braće Radić - This is one of Split’s most charming squares: Braće Radić Square. But don’t be surprised if no one calls it that! For locals, it’s simply known as “Voćni trg,” the fruit square.

• People’s Square - This is People’s Square, or Narodni trg in Croatian. It is here, in the heart of the medieval city, that the centre of public life moved after the Roman era. A place that, for centuries, has been central to the community.

• Palazzo di Diocleziano - Welcome to one of the most remarkable places in the entire Mediterranean: Diocletian’s Palace. But be careful not to be fooled by the word “palace”… What lies before you is a vast complex.

• Jupiter’s Temple - This small square holds one of the hidden treasures of Diocletian’s Palace: the Temple of Jupiter. The back of it is visible here, but it’s well worth going around the small alley to see its front.

• Vestibulum of Diocletian’s Palace - This is one of the most impressive—and acoustic—spaces in Diocletian’s Palace: the Vestibul. This somewhat mysterious word simply refers to the monumental entrance hall that welcomes visitors.

• Cathedral of Saint Domnius - Standing before St. Domnius Cathedral, one of Split’s symbols and arguably one of the most amazing cathedrals in the world. What’s the surprise? Originally, it wasn’t a cathedral at all. This circular building was something else entirely.

• Ulica Stari pazar - Welcome to Stari Pazar, Split’s old marketplace. Here, there’s no need for GPS or a map: just follow the smells, the colours, and the voices. This market is one of the liveliest, noisiest, and most vibrant spots in the city.

• Grgur Ninski statue - Here stands the Golden Gate, Porta Aurea in Latin, the most monumental entrance to Diocletian’s Palace. This is where the emperor himself passed when arriving at his palace from inland. One can imagine the scene.

• Museum of Fine Art - This is the Museum of Fine Arts in Split, one of the city’s richest and most peaceful cultural venues. Founded in 1931, it holds more than 5,000 works, from the Middle Ages to contemporary art, with a strong focus on the local heritage.

• Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb - Here is one of Split’s cultural highlights: the Croatian National Theatre. This pale yellow neo-baroque building has hosted over a century of theatre, opera, ballet, and local passions. The theatre opened its doors long ago and continues to enchant audiences.

• Zadarska ul. 13 - This is the street of General Marmont, or Marmontova ulica in Croatian. It is one of Split’s main pedestrian arteries, connecting the historic centre to the more modern neighbourhood. It is known for its facades and lively atmosphere.

• Pirja Fountain - In front of you stands the Pirja Fountain, one of Split’s most intriguing monuments. This unique bronze sculpture, also called “Figa i Pirja,” has stood on Marmontova Street since 1998. It was created by the sculptor and has become a beloved landmark.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• 17 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Experience the charm of Split, the jewel of the Adriatic, in just one day. Wander through its lively city center, steeped in history and culture, and marvel at landmarks like Diocletian’s Palace and St. Domnius Cathedral. This 2 km tour takes you to 17 captivating locations, from bustling squares to traditional markets, with historical insights provided by the navaway app. Discover the quaint alleyways and savor the Mediterranean ambiance along the Riva Promenade.

• 2 km tour, perfect for a brief exploration of Split
• Visit 17 notable sites, including Diocletian’s Palace and Jupiter Temple
• Enjoy audio commentary through the navaway app for an enriching experience
• Explore at your leisure and immerse yourself in local history and culture

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