Dalmatia – A Living Heritage

Experience the magic of Diocletian’s Palace through a costumed guided tour interwoven with intriguing storytelling that brings to life the love story of Prisca and Emperor Diocletian. As you stroll through monumental corridors and hidden courtyards, you’ll discover not only the architectural splendor of this ancient gem but also the everyday life of its inhabitants. In the palace cellars, take part in an authentic mini-workshop of ancient cuisine, where, under the guidance of an expert, you’ll prepare Roman delicacies based on recipes nearly two thousand years old.
The day concludes with a visit to the Ethnographic Museum, located within the palace walls. Its exhibitions and collections reveal the rich cultural and traditional heritage of Split and Dalmatia through the centuries.
Through artifacts, folk costumes, and customs, participants will experience the continuity of life from ancient times to modern-day Split, immersing themselves in a story where history and the present live side by side.

Discover the charm of Omiš through a guided tour of its enchanting old town, where narrow streets and authentic architecture lead you into the history of this Dalmatian town. Continue with an exciting climb to Mirabela Fortress, offering a spectacular panoramic view of the town, the Cetina River, and the endless blue of the Adriatic Sea. Visit an old water mill on the river, where you’ll experience the spirit of tradition and local life, and complete the experience with a relaxing boat ride featuring interactive pirate animation, fun for both adults and children.
Take part in the “Little Duke” of Poljica Republic interactive game, where you’ll learn about the ancient laws and customs of this historic autonomous region in an engaging and educational way. Enjoy the authentic flavors of traditional soparnik (savory pie with Swiss chard) and fritule (sweet fritters), prepared according to local recipes. The return via the panoramic road will include the story of Mila Gojsalić, the brave heroine of the Omiš region, whose legend still echoes through local tales and cultural heritage.

Explore Sinj on a guided visit to the Alka Museum, where you’ll delve into the rich history of the famous knightly tournament and the legends that make this town so special. Witness an exciting demonstration of the Sinjska Alka tournament, experiencing the thrill and skill once shown by true knights. Try your own hand at a mini Alka tournament, testing your precision and agility in this traditional discipline.
Continue with a visit to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Sinj, a unique site of faith and pilgrimage, where conversations with Franciscan friars reveal the miracles and deeply rooted religious traditions of Sinj. End the day with a traditional lunch on the banks of the Cetina River, which includes the joint preparation of soparnik and a presentation of lamb roasting – from preparation to serving – as you enjoy the authentic flavors of Dalmatian cuisine.