Spalato: tour a piedi del palazzo di Diocleziano
Spalato è la seconda città più grande della Croazia e la più grande della Dalmazia, situata sulla sponda orientale del mar Adriatico e costruita attorno al palazzo romano dell'imperatore Diocleziano. Le strade e i vicoli del palazzo di Diocleziano sono ininterrottamente abitati da più di 1700 anni. Sede di nobili, avventurieri, aristocratici e gente comune, ovunque si guardi si possono ancora vedere e sentire le influenze del passato.
Visiterai:
- Il palazzo di Diocleziano, costruito tra il 298 e il 305 d.C., è tuttora uno dei migliori esempi di architettura del Tardo romano impero
- La sottostruttura seminterrata straordinariamente conservata, che ha aiutato gli archeologi a comprendere non solo come vennero costruiti gli edifici sontuosi superiori, ma anche i loro scopi.
- Il cuore del palazzo, il Peristilio
- Gli appartamenti dell'Imperatore
- Passeggia per quattro appartamenti del palazzo e fermati a conoscere un artista locale, gusta un espresso o due e scopri il mistero e la magia che si celano dietro uno dei più celebri siti del Patrimonio Mondiale dell'UNESCO
Informazioni principali
Informazioni aggiuntive
Cosa farai
- Visita il palazzo di Diocleziano con una guida locale
- Inizia dai piani sotterranei e prosegui salendo
- Torna indietro nel tempo rivivendo l'importante storia della città
Da sapere
- È richiesto un abbigliamento smart casual
- I luoghi di culto e determinati musei richiedono un certo codice di abbigliamento
- Non sono consentiti pantaloncini o magliette senza maniche; ginocchia e spalle devono essere coperte sia per gli uomini che per le donne
- In caso di mancato adempimento al presente codice di abbigliamento, l'ingresso potrebbe venirti rifiutato
- Per operare, il tour richiede un minimo di due prenotazioni a prezzo pieno per adulti
- Qualora il tour venisse annullato per mancato raggiungimento del numero minimo di prenotazioni, riceverai un rimborso completo
Politiche di cancellazione
Ricevi un rimborso del 100% annullando la prenotazione fino a 1 giorno prima dell'inizio dell'attività.
Cosa è incluso
- Guida locale
- Tour in piccoli gruppi
- Tour a piedi
Cosa non è incluso
- Mance (opzionali)
- Servizio navetta da e per l'hotel
Commissioni di prenotazione
Buone notizie! Non sono applicate commissioni di servizio a questa prenotazione.
Posizione
Provider
Divine Croatia
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