Split Private City Tour

Enjoy a true taste of the region's rich nature, history, architecture in the most important cultural and economic center of Dalmatia.

Home to Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Split offers a wealth of museums and Roman ruins. Some of the most famous cultural and historical monuments are the cathedral of Split, the bell tower of St. Duje, the City's square, Prokurative, Mestrovic gallery, the museum of Croatian archaeological monuments and monument to Grgur Of Nin.

Located on the shores of the Mediterranean, Split is a center and a true heart of Dalmatia, where a majority of its inhabitants live, where the main Dalmatian islands are located, where the beaches are the most beautiful, and so much more. Both culture and history were generous to these parts in providing inspiration to artists who created their art in the stone, walls, and palaces of its town and urban centers, in buildings made of stone that are one of the most memorable characteristics of central Dalmatia.

If Dalmatia is indeed, as many say, the true, primeval Mediterranean, then its central part around Split is, in itself, the heart of the entire Mediterranean.