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Split: Game of Thrones Walking Tour & Diocletian’s Cellar Scenes★ 4.80 (183) · 2h
Best priceSplit: Klis Fortress Sunset & Salona Roman Ruins Tour★ 5.00 (7) · from US$ 39
Top ratedSplit: Game of Thrones Tour & Diocletian's Palace History★ 5.00 (144) · from US$ 46
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Private experiences (6)
Klis Fortress & Game of Thrones: Private Split Tour with Olive TastingYou're driven from Split to Klis Fortress with a private guide who shows you the Game of Thrones filming locations and the real military history layered beneath them. Entry to the fortress and the Olive Museum at Stella Croatica are included, as is a tasting of traditional Croatian products at their concept store. The whole day—transport, guide, three entries, water and WiFi—is arranged before you arrive, leaving you free to focus on the views and the story.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Klis Fortress without arranging your own transport and entry—the 30-minute drive and three separate stops are handled, and the Game of Thrones context gives the fortress a narrative frame that makes the history stick.
Split: Diocletian's Palace & Game of Thrones Filming LocationsYou walk through Diocletian's Palace from the cellars up to Peristyle Square, learning which rooms and corridors appeared in Game of Thrones while your licensed English guide explains the Roman history underneath. You see the Golden Gates, cross Pjaca's main square, and finish at Republic Square overlooking the harbor. The tour includes pictures of filming locations and scenes from the series, so you leave with a record of where things were shot.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Diocletian's Palace and Split's main squares without figuring out the route yourself, and you're curious about how the same streets work as both ancient Roman architecture and a fantasy city. The guide does the history and the filming locations at once, so you're not choosing between them.
Split: Game of Thrones Tour Diocletian's Palace & Klis FortressYou start in the cellars of Diocletian's Palace where Game of Thrones filmed its dragon and battle scenes, then walk through Split's old streets with your guide pointing out where other shots happened. After that, you drive to Klis Fortress, the 9th-century stronghold that became Meereen on screen, explore the ramparts and views, and return to Split by early afternoon. The guide is English-speaking, the van is air-conditioned, and WiFi is included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the actual Game of Thrones filming locations in Split without arranging transport between the palace, the old town, and the fortress — the guide handles the connections and shows you exactly where the scenes happened.
Split: Game of Thrones Walking Tour & Klis FortressYou walk through Diocletian's Palace cellars and Split's Old Town with a local guide who points out Game of Thrones filming locations, then transfer by private car to Klis Fortress to see where the dragon attack scenes were shot. Both entrance fees are included, and the guide handles the pacing so you hit the main spots in 3.5 hours without managing tickets or transport yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Game of Thrones locations and Split's two biggest attractions covered in one morning or afternoon without arranging separate tickets, transport, or timing — the private guide and included entry fees mean you show up and walk.
Dubrovnik: Game of Thrones Flight & Biokovo Mountain Aerial TourYou board a small fixed-wing aircraft in Split and fly south over the Adriatic, passing Biokovo mountain, Mljet, Korčula and the Elaphites before circling the medieval walls of Dubrovnik where Game of Thrones was filmed. The two-hour tour includes bottled water and all fees, with the return flight retracing the same route back to Split.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Dubrovnik's walls and the Dalmatian islands from above without arranging your own charter—the fixed route and included water mean you just show up at the airport and fly.
Split: Diocletian Palace & Old Town Private Walking TourYou walk through Split's Old Town with a private English-speaking guide who takes you into the 1700-year-old cellars beneath Emperor Diocletian's palace, explains the layers of history from Roman times to today, and customizes the route to what interests you. All entrance fees and taxes are included, and the pace is yours to set.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Split's layout and history without arranging a guide separately — the private format means you move at your own pace and the guide adjusts to what actually interests you, not a fixed script.
Up to 2 hours (11)
Split: Diocletian's Palace & Game of Thrones Filming LocationsYou walk through Split's Diocletian's Palace and its Roman basements with a licensed guide who knows both the city's 1,700-year history and exactly where Game of Thrones was filmed. You visit the Peristyle Square, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, the Gregory of Nin statue, and sit on an actual throne from the show. Palace admission is separate; the tour itself covers the walking route, the guide's knowledge, and the connections between ancient Rome and modern television.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Split's two identities—Roman fortress and television set—without piecing it together alone. A private guide handles the navigation and the context, leaving you free to absorb both the 1,700-year-old stone and the show's backstory.
Split: Game of Thrones Tour & Diocletian's Palace WalkingYou walk through Diocletian's Palace and its Roman dungeons with a local guide who points out both the 1,700-year-old architecture and the exact Game of Thrones filming spots. You see the sphinx, the cathedral, the dragon chambers, and get a photo on the Iron Throne. The tour includes entry to the cellars and ends at the waterfront, leaving you free for lunch or a walk along the Riva.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see both the Game of Thrones sets and the actual Roman palace they're built into without arranging separate tickets or a guide—the small group size means you hear the stories clearly, and the dungeons are included, which is where the most iconic scenes happened.
Split: Game of Thrones Walking Tour & Diocletian's PalaceYou walk through Split's old town with a licensed guide, visiting the Diocletian's Palace Cellars, Golden Gate, and Vestibul—all real Game of Thrones filming locations. Entry to the Cellars is included. The route takes 2–3 hours, stays mostly in the compact city center, and works for all fitness levels as long as you wear comfortable shoes for the uneven stone streets.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the actual Game of Thrones filming locations in Split without arranging your own route or paying separate entry fees—the guide handles the history and the palace entry, leaving you free to focus on the sites and take photos.
Split: Game of Thrones Filming Locations & Palace HistoryYou walk through Split's 2,000-year-old Roman palace and its Game of Thrones filming locations with a licensed guide, descend into the dragon dungeons, sit for a photo on the Iron Throne, watch battle scenes on tablet while Dalmatian singers perform live, and finish with local tips for the rest of your stay—all in one hour by the sea.Is it for me?Pick this if you want Split's history and Game of Thrones locations in one compact evening without planning multiple stops—the one-hour format fits between other activities, and the guide's local tips at the end save you time figuring out where to go next.
Split: Game of Thrones Meerene Locations & Diocletian PalaceYou walk the exact streets and cellars of Diocletian's Palace where Game of Thrones filmed Meerene's most memorable scenes — the ambush, the entrances, the key deaths. Your guide connects the show locations to Split's real 1,700-year history, so you understand why the palace worked as a set and what it actually is. Entry to the cellars and professional photos are included, and the whole thing takes two to three hours.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see the actual Game of Thrones filming locations without guessing which street was which — the guide takes you to each scene and explains what you're standing in, then steps back to tell you why Split's real history matters as much as the show's story.
Split: Diocletian's Palace & Game of Thrones Filming LocationsYou walk through a 1,700-year-old Roman palace with a professional guide who shows you every Game of Thrones filming location: the cellars where slaves lived, the Peristyle Square where dragons appeared, the corridors where battle scenes played out. The guide meets you with a blue umbrella, speaks English, and knows both the history and the show. The whole tour stays inside the palace and its immediate surroundings, so you're not traveling across the city.Is it for me?This works well if you've watched the show and want to see the actual locations without spending time researching which palace rooms appeared on screen — the guide handles all that recognition for you. It's also a solid choice if you're interested in the palace's Roman history, since the two stories run together throughout the tour.
Split: Klis Fortress & Salona Tuk Tuk Tour with Game of ThronesYou ride in a tuk tuk through Split's old streets, stop at the Riva Promenade and Venetian tower, explore the Roman ruins and amphitheatre at Salona, then climb to Klis Fortress with views across the Dalmatian coast. A professional guide drives and narrates the full three hours, so you don't navigate or time the stops yourself. Hotel pickup is available, and the vehicle is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Split's main sights — Roman ruins, a fortress, the waterfront — without arranging transport or timing the stops yourself. The tuk tuk is the reason it works: it moves through the old city where buses can't go, which is what makes three hours feel like enough.
Split: Diocletian's Palace & Game of Thrones Filming SitesYou walk through the underground cellars of Diocletian's Palace where Game of Thrones filmed its dragon scenes, then move through the Peristyle, Temple of Jupiter, and the narrow medieval streets that doubled as Meereen. Your guide is a local Split resident who explains both the Roman history and the filming stories. The 1,700-year-old palace and its cellars are the main focus; entry is included, and the walk takes around two and a half hours.Is it for me?Best for anyone who wants to understand Split's layered history—Roman, medieval, Venetian, and modern—without arranging separate museum tickets or getting lost in the palace's maze of streets. The local guide handles the navigation and context, so you see both the famous filming spots and the real stories underneath.
Split: Game of Thrones Walking Tour & Diocletian's PalaceYou walk to all Game of Thrones filming locations in Split with a licensed guide who explains both the show's scenes and the city's real history. Entry to Diocletian's Palace substructures is included, along with photo materials showing the actual filming angles. The tour takes 2–3 hours, moves at a conversational pace through the old town, and ends with a clearer sense of why Split was the perfect stand-in for Westeros.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the actual Game of Thrones locations in Split without arranging entry or navigating the palace on your own — the guide handles both the history and the show's connection to it, which is what makes the two stories click together.
Split: Diocletian Palace & Game of Thrones Walking TourYou walk through Diocletian's Palace and Split's Old Town with a licensed local guide, visiting the Temple of Jupiter, Peristyle Square, and the basement chambers where Game of Thrones was filmed. You watch scenes on a tablet at the actual locations, hear live Dalmatian singing, and get a photo on the Iron Throne at the GoT Museum. The tour ends at the Riva Promenade with insider tips on where to go next.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand Split's 2,000-year history and see the Game of Thrones filming locations without figuring out which palace areas to visit or how they connect—the guide ties both together and the small-group format means you're not herded through with 40 other people.
Split: Game of Thrones Walking Tour & Palace CellarsYou walk through Diocletian's Palace with a guide who knows exactly where each Game of Thrones scene was filmed, descend into the cellars where the dragons were locked away on screen, and learn the Roman history underneath the fiction. Entry to the cellars is included, and you get a 20% discount on the museum if you want to extend the experience afterward.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the actual Game of Thrones filming locations in Split without spending time figuring out which palace corners were on screen — the guide handles the mapping and the history, leaving you to stand where the scenes happened.
2 to 5 hours (3)
Split: Game of Thrones Walking Tour & Dragon's DungeonYou walk through Diocletian's Palace with a local guide who shows you the exact Game of Thrones filming locations: the Dragon's Dungeon basement, the Peristyle Square, the Golden Gate, and the Vestibul. Entry to the basement is included, as are visual materials and maps so you can see the scenes as they appeared on screen. The tour ends at the Riva Promenade and takes 2–3 hours.Is it for me?Book this if you're a Game of Thrones fan who wants to see the actual filming locations in Split without arranging your own palace entry or figuring out which scenes happened where — the guide and included materials do that for you.
Split: Klis Fortress, Salona Ruins & Vranjača Cave TourYou visit four distinct sites — a medieval fortress with Game of Thrones filming locations, Roman ruins with a guide who brings the history alive, a traditional Dalmatian village where you taste local products, and an underground cave system with mineral formations and pools. Transport, water, and a local host are included; you return to Split in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Split's major historical and natural sites in one day without arranging separate transport and tickets — the fixed itinerary and local guide handle the logistics and storytelling, leaving you to focus on the sites themselves.
Split: Klis Fortress & Game of Thrones Filming LocationsYou visit Klis Fortress for an hour with a guide who explains the Game of Thrones filming and the medieval history, then return to Split Old Town to walk through Diocletian's Palace substructures and the alleys where King's Landing scenes were shot. Transport, entry to both sites, and a professional guide are included; you choose between a private group or semi-private option for couples and solo travelers.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see the Game of Thrones filming locations without arranging transport, buying tickets separately, or navigating the sites alone — the guide handles the history and the logistics, leaving you to focus on the views and the stories.
Game Of Thrones Split — what to know before booking
This guide compares 23 bookable options for Game Of Thrones Split, with up-to-date prices and real traveler reviews. Prices start at US$ 41. The average rating is 4.8 out of 5, based on 455 traveler reviews.
Most options last up to 2 hours. 23 of the 23 options offer free cancellation. 6 private experiences are also available for closed groups. The verdict at the top highlights the travelers' favorite, the best price and the top-rated option, updated with live data.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Game Of Thrones Split cost?
Prices start at US$ 41. There are 23 options to compare, and the final price depends on the date, group size and the option you choose.
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 23 of the 23 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last up to 2 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Split: Game of Thrones Walking Tour & Diocletian’s Cellar Scenes is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.8 out of 5 across 183 reviews.
Are private options available?
Yes, 6 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
