Half-Day City Tour of Split With Mestrovic Gallery
What your day looks like
Embark on a cultural journey through Split, Croatia, starting with the historic charm of Diocletian's Palace and the vibrant Old Town.Stroll through lively markets and cultural hotspots before venturing to the Mestrovic Gallery. Explore the Mestrovic Gallery, housed in a picturesque villa surrounded by lush gardens. Immerse yourself in the masterpieces of sculptor Ivan Meštrović, experiencing the evolution of his work through sculptures, drawings, and architectural designs. With panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea, the gallery offers a tranquil escape infused with artistic inspiration. This tour promises a perfect blend of historical richness and artistic beauty, providing a deeper understanding of Split's cultural heritage and the creative legacy of Ivan Meštrović.
The experience, in brief
- Take a look at breathtaking views, ruins, and lovely gardens
- Visit the Diocletian's Palace and the vibrant Old Town
- Stroll through the gallery, and learn about the historical, artistic, and rich significance
Your day, step by step
Split
Local Flavor at Ivan Mestrovic Gallery.
Split
Local Flavor at Diocletian's Palace.
Split
Local Flavor at Ivan Mestrovic Gallery.
Split
City/Town Tour.
What to know before booking
Included
Entrance fee to the Cathedral Air-conditioned vehicle Guiding Services
Not Included
Tips and gratuity 12 euro entrance fee to Gallery Mestrovic
What to Bring
Comfortable clothing and footwear Camera and bag for essentials
Restrictions
Infants must not sit on laps. There is a minimum of 2 participants per booking. Solo travelers may book at the minimum price of 2 participants.
Meeting & Pickup
Hotel pick up is included. If the clients arrive by cruise ship, the guide will meet clients directly at the cruise port upon disembarkation and will return them to the cruise port at the end of the shore excursion.
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: Yes Confirmation: Automatic
What travelers are saying
The guide Ivan was fantastic. It’s a shame part of the museum was closed but he did a great job giving us the history.