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Private Game of Thrones walking tour in Split
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1 / 10Split Private Walking tour With A Professional Guide
Split, Croatia
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About this activity
Explore Split's layered past with a local expert on a 2-hour private walking tour through Dalmatia's most captivating coastal city. From ancient Roman palaces to medieval squares and Game of Thrones filming locations, uncover the architectural and cultural threads woven through 2,000 years of history.
Welcome to Split, the heart of Dalmatia. Through the narrow streets of the city
you will discover the several architectural styles that peek through the core of the old town. We won’t leave the main square, Riva, and the statue of Gregory of Nin behind, of course. Be astonished by Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Not to forget is also the views from the Belvedere. You will probably recognize some streets and squares if you are a fan of series like Game of Thrones. Come and roam with us through this amazing adriatic city to get to the depth of croatian culture.
You will learn about:
Foundation of Split as a Greek colony between the 3rd and 2nd century BC
Roman province of Dalmatia
the fortified Palace of Diocletian
Byzantine Empire
Republic of Venice
Napoleonic occupation
Inclusion in the Austro-Hungarian Empire
First World War and the formation of Yugoslavia
Second World War and occupation by Italy
Post-war socialist Yugoslavia
Balcan War and Croatia’s Independence
you will discover the several architectural styles that peek through the core of the old town. We won’t leave the main square, Riva, and the statue of Gregory of Nin behind, of course. Be astonished by Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Not to forget is also the views from the Belvedere. You will probably recognize some streets and squares if you are a fan of series like Game of Thrones. Come and roam with us through this amazing adriatic city to get to the depth of croatian culture.
You will learn about:
Foundation of Split as a Greek colony between the 3rd and 2nd century BC
Roman province of Dalmatia
the fortified Palace of Diocletian
Byzantine Empire
Republic of Venice
Napoleonic occupation
Inclusion in the Austro-Hungarian Empire
First World War and the formation of Yugoslavia
Second World War and occupation by Italy
Post-war socialist Yugoslavia
Balcan War and Croatia’s Independence
Highlights
- ✓Diocletian's Palace — a UNESCO World Heritage site built as a fortified Roman retreat in the 3rd century
- ✓Gregory of Nin statue and the main Riva waterfront promenade
- ✓Narrow Old Town streets showcasing Greek, Byzantine, Venetian, and Austro-Hungarian influences
- ✓Belvedere viewpoint with panoramic Adriatic vistas
- ✓Game of Thrones filming locations embedded in the historic centre
- ✓Deep dive into Split's journey from Greek colony through Ottoman, Napoleonic, Yugoslav, and modern Croatian eras
Insider tips
- ★Visit early morning (before 10am) to beat crowds around Diocletian's Palace and enjoy quieter photo opportunities in narrow laneways
- ★Wear comfortable walking shoes with good grip — medieval streets are steep, uneven, and can be slippery when wet
- ★Ask your guide about lesser-known courtyards and hidden aperitivo bars tucked inside palace walls for authentic local atmosphere
- ★If you're a Game of Thrones fan, mention it upfront so your guide can highlight specific filming scenes woven into the tour
Good to know
- •Private tour: just you and your guide, allowing flexible pace and personal focus
- •Duration is 2 hours — manageable for most fitness levels but involves uphill sections and uneven surfaces
- •Meet in the Old Town (exact meeting point confirmed post-booking); no vehicle transport included
- •Bring sunscreen, a hat, and water, especially in summer months; Old Town has limited shade
- •Tour operates year-round; groups of 1–4 people typical for private bookings
Who it's for
History and archaeology enthusiasts keen to understand Roman, Byzantine, and Venetian legaciesCultural travellers and UNESCO World Heritage site collectorsGame of Thrones fans seeking real-world filming backdrop explorationCouples and small groups wanting personalized, in-depth local insight without crowds
Best time to visit
Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September–October) offer warm weather, fewer crowds, and comfortable walking conditions. Avoid July–August peak season if possible, or book an early morning slot. Winter is quiet but can be rainy and cool.
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