• Diocletian’s Palace - At Peristyle Square, visitors find themselves in the ceremonial center of Diocletian’s Palace, where subjects once bowed before the emperor, who was considered a deity on Earth.
• Golden Gate - The Golden Gate served as the main entrance to the emperor’s palace. Intruders attempting to breach it would be caught between double gates, a formidable Roman defense strategy.
• Gregory of Nin - Gregory of Nin, who dedicated his life to defending the Croatian language, is now a powerful symbol of it. Legend has it that his statue brings good luck to those who rub its large toe.
• Diocletian’s Cellars - In the dim basements of the emperor’s quarters, dragons are said to devour bad masters. In reality, it was the city’s largest medieval toilet, which was quite unsanitary.
• Vestibul - The Vestibule was a place where the emperor was revered as a god on Earth, similar to the Pantheon. Today, it is a spot to enjoy the a cappella voices of modern Split.
• People’s Square - Pjaca Square remains a vibrant gathering place, with architecture that reflects the turbulent history of Split, from Roman and Venetian times through French, Austro-Hungarian, and Yugoslav rule, to modern Croatia.
• Đardin - Đardin Park, once a known meeting spot for prostitutes, has evolved into the central venue for Split’s LGBTQIA+ Pride, representing the city’s social progress.
• Riva Harbor - Along the Riva, the people of Split gather for coffee and sunshine. The Pride parade here is a vibrant celebration, with music and demonstrations creating a lively, harmonious atmosphere.

• Photo on the Iron Throne, kings Throne of Swords
• Additional discounts at selected shops, museums, and recommended restaurants
• LGBTQIA+ mental health expert, counselor ally, sharing insights into social issues in Split.
• Split History Walking Tour
• Game of Thrones Filming Scenes and Videos for GoT fans
• Licensed tour guide
• Entrance fees

The guide is a certified Split tour specialist, as well as a mental health expert and counselor, dedicated to enhancing the visibility of the LGBT community by bringing their stories to life through tourism.

Encounter the Roman queer emperors and uncover the tales of their lovers, including Elagabal, history’s earliest known trans figure. Understand why same-sex relationships were permitted for free men and slaves but prohibited for equal citizens, risking both status and life.

Delve into the secrets of Diocletian’s Palace: discover why a headless sphinx guards Jupiter’s temple and how to survive the human trap at the Golden Gate.

Journey to the Middle Ages, when queer lives were hidden. Uncover the curse of the last Croatian king, which legend claims cost the state a thousand years of independence.

Fast forward to contemporary Split: observe how the Homeland War influenced Croatia, and how Pride marches, activism, and legal reforms have led to civil partnerships, adoption rights, and increased visibility for the LGBTQIA+ community.

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