A 3-hour small-group food tour through Split's historic centre combining authentic Dalmatian tastings at six local spots with a walk through the UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace and the city's most iconic landmarks.
- Taste authentic Dalmatian specialties at six local food spots across the city centre
- Try iconic local products including prosciutto, local cheese, fresh fried fish and traditional pastries
- Sip local wine and bevanda while sampling some of Split's most beloved dishes
- Explore the magnificent Diocletian's Palace and the city's most important landmarks along the way
- Discover the story behind Dalmatian cuisine and local food customs with a licensed local guide
- Visit the local fish market and experience everyday life in Split like a true local
| Included | • Food tastings at six local spots with authentic Dalmatian dishes |
|---|---|
| Not included | • Additional food and drinks |
| Duration | 0 Hour |
| Languages | English, Spanish |
Further information
Meet your licensed local guide at the Riva Promenade, Split's iconic seafront, and begin your culinary journey through one of the most extraordinary cities on the Adriatic. Your first stops take you to the Pazar market for a taste of locally cured prosciutto, followed by a glass of wine paired with a bajadera, one of Croatia's most beloved chocolate confections. From there, you'll make your way into the heart of the UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace, stopping at a renowned olive oil bar where you'll sample traditional Dalmatian pastries including komiška pogača, soparnik or frigadura, paired with a refreshing bevanda and locally made arancini.
Continuing through the ancient streets of the Palace, you'll stop at a celebrated local cheese shop for a tasting of artisan island cheese paired with teranino wine, before heading to a local seafood spot for a portion of fresh fried gavun, a small Adriatic fish that has been a staple of the Dalmatian table for centuries. A visit to the Peškarija fish market gives you a glimpse into everyday local life before the final sweet stop, where you'll indulge in chimney cones, cream pastries and filled rolls to round off the tour in style.
Throughout the 3 hours, your guide will walk you past Split's most important landmarks, from the Peristyle Square and the Cathedral of St. Domnius to the People's Square and the Riva, weaving together the story of Dalmatian food culture, local customs and the city's extraordinary history along the way.
