Located beneath the grand Diocletian’s Palace in Split, these underground cellars reveal the city’s Roman past. Once used for storage and repairs, they are among the best-preserved ancient complexes of their kind. Visitors can admire the massive stone arches and labyrinth-like corridors, especially during cultural events or artisan markets. The moderate entrance fee can be combined with tours of the palace, and photography is allowed. Wear comfortable shoes on the uneven floors, and arrive early to avoid crowds. The captivating ambiance appeals to both archaeology enthusiasts and casual travelers.
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