Split: Game of Thrones Walking Tour & Diocletian’s Cellar Scenes
Walk Split’s old stones where Game of Thrones came alive
You’ll walk Split’s ancient streets and duck into Diocletian’s cellars with a local guide who knows both Game of Thrones lore and real history inside out. Hear behind-the-scenes stories, stand where dragons once “slept,” and try not to get lost in all those stone corridors (Ana will keep you on track). It’s two hours that leave you seeing Split differently.
Step-by-step itinerary
Game of Thrones walking tour in Split
- Meet local Game of Thrones guide
- Explore Split old town streets
- Visit Diocletian's cellars
- See Golden Gate and Vestibul
- Walk streets where scenes were shot
- Discover Meereen slave quarters
- View Daenerys' dragon location
- Enter Sons of the Harpy corridor
- Walk Unsullied Army patrol streets
What’s included
- Your ticket covers entrance fees for Diocletian's Cellars (where so many iconic scenes were filmed), and you'll be guided throughout by a professional licensed local who really knows both Split's history and its time as Meereen. Just show up ready to walk.
- everything else is sorted for you.
Times
- Every day 11:30 18:30
Last departure this season: 15 Nov
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Operated by Gray Line Croatia
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Traveler reviews
The experience
The first thing I noticed was the echo: our footsteps in Diocletian’s cellars bounced off the stone like we were in some secret underworld. Our guide, Ana, grinned when she saw my friend clutching her Daenerys notebook (she said she’d seen everything from dragon plushies to full-on cloaks). It smelled a bit musty down there, but not in a bad way: more like old earth and candle wax. I kept thinking about how those scenes in Meereen felt so much bigger on screen, but here you could actually touch the cold walls where the Unsullied marched past. There was this spot where Ana pointed out “that’s where they kept the dragons,” and honestly, I got goosebumps. The light was weirdly golden that afternoon, sort of softening all the rough edges.
We wandered through Split’s old town after that: Peristyle Square was buzzing with locals and tourists, but Ana somehow carved us a path through it all. She’d slip little bits of real history between the Game of Thrones stuff (I didn’t expect to care about Roman emperors, but her stories made them sound wild). At one point, she tried teaching us how to say “Vestibul” properly in Croatian. Li laughed so hard at my attempt that even a passing street vendor joined in. The city feels layered. You’ve got this fantasy world on top of centuries of real life. It’s kind of dizzying if you think about it too long.
I still remember the coolness under those stones and the way Ana would pause before telling us which scene happened where: like she wanted us to guess first. By the end I’d stopped trying to take photos and just listened. If you’re even half a fan, or just want to see Split through someone else’s eyes for a couple hours, this Game of Thrones walking tour is worth it. The cellars especially. Something about that place sticks with you.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (3 to 14 years); Infant (under 3): free.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
How long is the Game of Thrones walking tour in Split?
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours from start to finish.
Does the tour include entrance to Diocletian's Cellars?
Yes, entry tickets to Diocletian's Cellars are included in your booking.
Are strollers or prams allowed on this tour?
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller during the tour.
Will we visit actual filming locations from Game of Thrones?
Yes, you'll visit several real filming sites used for Meereen scenes in Split.
Is public transportation nearby for getting to the meeting point?
Public transportation options are available close to the starting location.
Do I need special shoes or fitness level for this tour?
A small amount of walking is involved. Comfortable shoes are recommended but it's suitable for all fitness levels.
Can I bring my pet on this Game of Thrones tour?
No, pets are not allowed on this walking tour.
Split: Game of Thrones Walking Tour & Diocletian’s Cellar Scenes
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