Diocletian's Cellars

Nestled within the basement of Diocletian's Palace lies the enigmatic Diocletian's Cellars. This is known for being used as the place where Dragons were kept in the Games of thrones series. It is an incredible archeological site that provides a unique insight into the city's history.

Encased within the cool, subterranean passageways, travelers are treated to an immersive encounter with the classical Roman style and history, featuring multimedia exhibits and carefully curated displays of precious artifacts. To access the cellars, the Brass Gate, which stands as the palace's principal entrance, must be traversed, and a ticket procured for entry. Tourists and those interested in history often flock to the cellars as it provides an opportunity to delve into the palace's past, granting a one-of-a-kind perspective.

Available for inquisitive visitors year-round, during summer opening hours extend. Formally used as a storage area and kitchen by Emperor Diocletian, it has been converted into a fascinating exhibition space filled with ancient artifacts and knowledge of the palace and its people. One of its most remarkable features is the aqueduct that still runs through it, giving visitors a peek into the engineering genius of the ancient Romans. Plus, the cool, humid environment offers a refreshing escape from the scorching summer heat—making it an ideal spot to explore Split's heritage.
Alternative ame: Basement Halls