Split Self-Guided City Walk
Split is a historic city on the Adriatic coast, founded as a Greek colony in the 4th century BC and later expanded by the Romans.
The city’s most famous landmark, Diocletian’s Palace, was built in 305 AD by Emperor Diocletian as his retirement residence. It remains a living monument, now housing homes, shops, and restaurants within its ancient walls.
Split boasts a captivating blend of ancient architecture, vibrant markets, and stunning coastal views.
With its Mediterranean charm, lively Riva promenade, and rich cultural heritage, Split draws visitors from around the world to explore its historic streets, sun-drenched beaches, and nearby islands.
Walk Distance approx. 2.5 km / 1.6 miles.
Embark on an enchanting journey through the Balkans with self-guided city walks that uncover the hidden gems of seven captivating cities.
These guides take you to at least 20 of the most iconic locations of each city. We provide a link to Google Maps so you can see where you are in relation to the walking path and each location.
Start in Bulgaria with Plovdiv’s ancient ruins and Sofia’s eclectic blend of history and modernity.
In Croatia, stroll through Split‘s history, Zadar’s Roman forums and Zagreb’s vibrant street art.
Bucharest, Romania, offers a mix of grandiose communist architecture and lively old town charm.
Serbia’s Belgrade captivates with its fortress views and bustling nightlife.
Finally, Ljubljana, Slovenia’s picturesque capital, enchants with its riverside cafes and fairytale-like architecture.
Each city offers a unique tapestry of culture, history, and local flavors, perfect for the intrepid traveler seeking authentic experiences at their own pace.
