Time Walk Split
Eighty minutes on foot, with Meta Quest 3 headsets at the Golden Gate and the Peristyle.
Palace walk with two virtual reality stops
The headsets do what the ruins cannot: the two sets are reconstructed around you while you stand in the spot itself, so the missing half of each building is fil…The headsets do what the ruins cannot: the two sets are reconstructed around you while you stand in the spot itself, so the missing half of each building is filled in rather than described. The guide handles the hardware, which means nobody spends the stop adjusting straps.
Features
Type
Sightseeing tour
Area
Split
Schedule
24/7
Price
$$ Mid-range
FAQ
How does the virtual reality work on the Time Walk tour?
Meta Quest 3 headsets are handed out at two points, the Golden Gate and the Peristyle, and the scene is the same place as it stood when the palace was complete. The guide sets each headset up.
How long is the Time Walk tour of Diocletian's Palace?
Around eighty minutes in total, covering the walk through the old quarter and both virtual reality scenes. That makes it a morning or an evening rather than a half day, and it sits easily before dinner.
Will the Time Walk headsets cause motion sickness?
Participants remain stationary throughout each scene, with no simulated movement, falling or fast camera motion, which is what usually triggers it. Anyone who has had trouble with virtual reality elsewhere is the person this design is for.
What languages is Time Walk Split available in?
English, Italian and Spanish, on both the group departures and the private bookings. Italian and Spanish are unusual to find on a tech-led tour here, where most small operators run in English only.
What does the Time Walk tour cost in Split?
Group departures are twenty five euros a person, and private tours start at a hundred and forty euros for up to three people. Group numbers are capped at ten, so booking ahead is the safer order in summer.
