• The Peristyle of Diocletian’s Palace - The Peristyle serves as the central ceremonial square of Diocletian’s Palace and is one of the most remarkable Roman spaces in Split. Encircled by original Roman columns, it was historically the place where Emperor Diocletian would address his subjects, and today it remains the vibrant heart of the old town.
• Diocletian Palace Substructures - The palace cellars rank among the best-preserved ancient complexes of their kind globally. They originally supported the emperor’s private quarters above and now offer a captivating glimpse into the palace’s original structure and scale.
• Cathedral of Saint Domnius - Initially constructed as Diocletian’s mausoleum, the Cathedral of St. Domnius is recognized as one of the oldest Catholic cathedrals still in operation. It is an extraordinary fusion of Roman, medieval, and Renaissance architecture, showcasing centuries of history.
• Vestibulum of Diocletian’s Palace - The Vestibule is a magnificent circular hall that once served as the ceremonial entrance to Diocletian’s private quarters. Its open roof and outstanding acoustics make it one of the most atmospheric locations in the palace.
• Grgur Ninski Statue - This grand statue of Gregory of Nin commemorates the medieval bishop who advocated for the use of the Croatian language in church services. Local tradition holds that touching the statue’s big toe brings good fortune.
• Pjaca - People’s Square has been the focal point of medieval Split since the 13th century. Encircled by historic palaces, cafés, and the old town hall, it provides a window into the city’s lively social life over the centuries.
• Klis Fortress - Explore the impressive medieval Klis Fortress, dramatically situated above Split with stunning panoramic views over the city and surrounding islands. Uncover its rich history as a crucial defensive stronghold and a renowned filming location for Game of Thrones.
• The St. Lawrence Cathedral and Bell Tower - The Cathedral of St. Lawrence is Trogir’s most significant landmark, celebrated for its splendid Romanesque portal crafted by Master Radovan. The cathedral is a masterpiece of Romanesque and Gothic art in Dalmatia.
• Trogir - The Town Loggia served as the public meeting place of medieval Trogir, where important decisions were announced and legal matters discussed. It embodies the city’s long-standing tradition of civic life and self-governance.
• Historic City of Trogir - Situated on the main square, St. Sebastian’s Church and its clock tower represent Trogir’s medieval urban identity. The clock tower was once vital for regulating daily life in the town.
• Palace Cipiko - The Čipiko Palace is the largest residential palace in Trogir and an excellent example of Gothic-Renaissance architecture. It belonged to the influential Čipiko family and highlights the wealth and power of Trogir’s noble past.
• Fortress Kamerlengo - The Kamerlengo Fortress is a 15th-century coastal fortress constructed during Venetian rule to safeguard Trogir from naval attacks. Today, it offers stunning views over the old town, marina, and nearby islands, and stands as a testament to Trogir’s strategic and maritime significance.

• Bottled water
• Meet and play with fellow travelers and locals
• Fun and engaging workout in a beautiful setting
• High-quality pickleball equipment provided
• Professional instructor to guide you

• Entrance fees

The tour provides an experience beyond the typical visit to popular sites. Rather than hurrying from one attraction to the next, it emphasizes meaningful interactions, uncovering hidden gems, and a leisurely pace customized for participants. The day starts with a 1.5-hour guided walking tour of Split, delving into the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace and the lively old town, where ancient history and modern life coexist harmoniously.

Following this, the tour proceeds to the Klis Fortress for about 1 hour, a striking medieval fortress overlooking Split, celebrated for its rich history, stunning vistas, and its appearance as a Game of Thrones filming location. The adventure then moves to Trogir, featuring a 45-minute guided walking tour through its UNESCO-protected old town, succeeded by 1 hour of free time for lunch, offering the opportunity to unwind, savor local dishes, or wander the picturesque streets at leisure.

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