Split Walking Tours

Actually, the 'Palace' is the entire historic center of Split. It is a living city with homes, shops, and restaurants. While the city streets are free to walk, certain areas like the Cathedral, Jupiter's Temple, and the Cellars require separate entrance tickets which are often not included in the base tour price unless specified.

Standard tours usually cover about 1.5 to 2 kilometers (around 1 mile) of walking. While the distance isn't long, the pace is leisurely with many stops. However, be prepared for uneven Roman paving and several sets of stairs.

Yes, most guides are excellent at tailoring their stories to engage younger audiences. The 90-minute tours are generally better for families with shorter attention spans.

Tours typically run rain or shine. In the event of heavy rain, guides will often spend more time in sheltered areas like the Palace Cellars or the Vestibule. We recommend bringing a small umbrella or poncho just in case.

Not all tours focus on Game of Thrones. If you specifically want to see the 'Dragon's Den' and other filming locations, look for tours that explicitly mention GoT highlights or 'History & Legends'.

In the summer (June-August), the early morning tours (8:00 AM or 9:00 AM) are best to avoid the intense heat and the cruise ship crowds. Evening tours are also beautiful as the stone walls light up.

Yes, many of our partner operators offer private versions of their tours. These are great for larger groups or those who want a customized itinerary and a more personal pace.

Usually, no. Walking tours will take you to the entrance or through the free parts of the cellars, but the museum section of the cellars requires a separate ticket (approx. 7-8 EUR). Some premium tours may include this.

The two most common meeting points are near the 'Golden Gate' (North entrance) by the massive Gregory of Nin statue, or on the Riva waterfront near the bronze model of the city. Check your specific booking confirmation for the exact spot.