Split Guide
Diocletian’s Palace
Split
The palace built around AD 300 by the Roman emperor Diocletian, which still holds the living old town of Split. It has been a UNESCO site since 1979, and its heart is the Peristyle square.
How to get there by public transport
Nearest stops
Plan a route to “Diocletian’s Palace”
From your location or a typed address — the route is drawn on the 3D map above.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get to Diocletian’s Palace by public transport?
The nearest stops are Pazar 1, Pazar 2, Podstrana (Mutogras). Open any of them to see the lines that stop there, or use the Journey Planner for a route from your location to Diocletian’s Palace.
What is the nearest stop to Diocletian’s Palace?
Pazar 1 (stop code 87934), about 210 m from Diocletian’s Palace. On the stop page you can see all the lines that stop there and live arrival estimates.
Where is Diocletian’s Palace located?
Diocletian’s Palace is in Split. You can see its exact location and a 3D view at the top of this page.
How do I get to Diocletian’s Palace from another part of the city?
Open the Journey Planner, enter your origin (an address or a stop) and Diocletian’s Palace as the destination — you will get the best routes with lines, transfers and departure times based on the timetable.
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Photos: Wikimedia Commons (free/licensed) · 3D view: MapLibre + OpenStreetMap.