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An 80-minute small-group guided walk through Diocletian's Palace, led by a licensed Split guide, with two VR reconstructions that show the palace exactly as it stood in 305 AD. You walk the real Roman streets with a guide who knows the history, and at two key stops the headset goes on and the ancient palace fills back in around you.
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A guided walk through Diocletian's Palace with two VR stops built in. Diocletian's Palace is not a museum you enter, it is a living UNESCO World Heritage Site where people still live and work inside 1,700-year-old Roman walls. A licensed guide walks you through the palace and the Old Town, tells you the real history, and at the Golden Gate and the Peristyle fits you with a Meta Quest 3 headset so you see the Roman palace around you.
You stay standing and look around freely. The guide handles all the setup. Between the two VR moments you walk normally without the headset.
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You get a normal guided palace tour plus the one thing a normal tour cannot give you: seeing it. On a standard Diocletian's Palace tour the guide describes what once stood here and you picture it yourself. On Time Walk, at the Golden Gate and the Peristyle the reconstructed Roman palace appears around you through the headset, with Diocletian, soldiers and crowds brought to life.
You get the storytelling, the real streets, and the visual in one 80-minute experience. Guests often say it finally clicks in a way an ordinary tour does not.
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A guided Diocletian's Palace tour covers the main Roman and medieval sights inside the palace walls: the Peristyle, the Vestibule, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, the underground cellars, the four palace gates, and the narrow streets of the Old Town. On the Time Walk tour a licensed guide leads the walk and adds two VR reconstructions of the palace as it looked in 305 AD.
Most guided tours of Diocletian's Palace last between 75 and 90 minutes. The Time Walk tour runs about 80 minutes, including the walk and two VR stops.
Yes. Diocletian's Palace is an open, living part of Split's Old Town, so you walk freely through its streets, squares and gates. Some interiors, such as the Cathedral bell tower and the cellars, have their own entrance tickets.
You can walk through the palace on your own, but without a guide most of the history stays invisible, since the Roman structures are built into later medieval and modern buildings. A licensed guide connects what you see today to what stood here in Roman times. The Time Walk tour goes one step further and shows the reconstruction in VR.
For most first-time visitors, yes. The palace looks like an ordinary old town at first glance, and a guide is what turns the stone walls into a story. The VR version adds the moment where you actually see the Roman palace rebuilt around you.
Group tours run in English. Private tours are available in English, Italian and Spanish.
Licensed Croatian tourist guide and art historian
Time Walk tours are led by Ana, a licensed local guide who tells the story of Diocletian's Palace the way only someone who knows its history can. She connects the Roman ruins you walk past to the empire that built them, and she is with you through both VR scenes, from the Golden Gate to the Peristyle.
Time Walk is a Split-based company bringing the Roman history of Diocletian's Palace to life through immersive VR. Our small local team combines licensed Croatian tour guides, developers and 3D artists who care about historical accuracy and storytelling. Tours are led by licensed guides and run daily from the heart of Split's Old Town. Time Walk d.o.o. is a registered Croatian business operating directly inside Diocletian's Palace.
Small groups, a licensed guide, and the palace as it stood in 305 AD. Book your walk in a couple of taps.
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