Free Walking Tour
Split

Away from the Old Town, you will find a myriad of things to do and see. History buffs should take a trip to the Museum of Croatian Archeological Monuments. This museum is full of fascinating artifacts discovered around Split. Not far from this area is Marjan, a beautiful wooded hill with stunning views of the bay. It is also home to Split's lesser-known landmarks, such as the Jewish Cemetery and two churches constructed in the 11th century. Klis Fortress is a great day trip. This fortress is recognizable from the Games of Thrones series, but it is also worth visiting for its fascinating and bloody history. If you are looking for a more rural escape with waterfalls and idyllic swimming spots, head to Krka National Park for an unforgettable visit.

There are limitless ways to enjoy the Dalmatian city of Split; embark on a walking exploration around a vibrant place filled with strong historical legacies from an ancient past. Free Tours in Split gives you the opportunity to explore this land that time forgot. In the Essential Split City Tour, you can encounter many historical footprints in its architectural treasures, museums, palaces, churches, and natural landscape. Your local guide will show that this place has a staggering array of well-conserved historical relics. By night, there are Free Ghost Tours that you can join to see an engaging and more folkloric side of Croatia. Free Walking Tours in Split offer a comfortable, fun, and educational closeness to the city’s everyday life. Enjoy wandering through Split with a local!

Most of the Split Free Walking Tours start in the gorgeous Old Town. Take a stroll through its cobbled street and be transported back in time. On your way, you’ll see beautiful Renaissance architecture and marbled squares. See the Palace of Diocletian, the star of Split's historical core, and hear legendary tales around this beautifully preserved building, which combines Greek and Byzantine styles. On your route, you'll find the Cathedral of St. Domnius, the City Museum, the Egyptian Sphinx, the Roman Peristyle Square, and the famous fountain known as Figa i Pirija, built during economically challenging times with interesting symbolism dedicated to Croatia. You’ll also come across the Gregory of Nin Statue. The legend says that if you rub his big toe, you'll have good luck!