Klis Fortress is located in the little town called Klis, near one of the main cities in Dalmatia Region: Split. It is a full complex very well preserved, where you can see some of the walls, towers and rooms of this Middle Ages Fortress. It is a wonderful place, where you really feel this period of time. Also, it is a very important place, because the origin of the Croatian country is here. You can walk around all fortress, learn about the history, visit a lot of rooms and a church and see very nice views of the surroundings. Very recommendable!

If you have time, I suggest you visit this fortress. Lots of history here. The fort is in remarkable shape. If you climb Oprah Tower, you can view all three defensive fortifications as well as sweeping views of the city below. Try to visit on a clear day so you can see the city and since the climb is uphill you really don’t want to do this in the rain. A solid hour here would be sufficient.

If you’re a GOT fan, this place should definitely be on your list. Though they just shot a part of season 5 here but the full castle shouts MHYSA. We didn’t take a guide or tour & it didn’t affect much. Due to the size of the castle, all of the locations are on the face. Almost all the locations are still the same except one, where they have made a stage and sitting stands but the rest of the castle is still fun. A MUST VISIT

Great place to explore. Really well preserved. Lots of levels and an astonishing view. It costs eur 10 per person to enter. By the entrance you receive a nice map with descriptions of the spots to visit on the tour. Would highly recommend.

Numerous locations in Croatia were heavily featured in the hit series, one such location was Klis Fortress. As well as playing a crucial role in Game Of Thrones as Meereen City, Klis Fortress played a crucial role in defending the territory of Split for centuries - most notably the 1532 Battle Of Klis, which is re-enacted every year in the last weekend of July. Klis Fortress is about 26 minutes from the port of Split and entry is Entry is €10 ‑ Adults; €3 ‑ Children (up to 15 years old).

As a fan (not a big one) of Game of Thrones, I wanted to see the place where the series was filmed. An interesting place, worth visiting, but I thought the fortress is much bigger. Of course, I recommend it to anyone who has watched the series.

Klis Fortress initially caught my attention because of Game of Thrones, but it was a really interesting place beyond that. There's a small museum type area in one of the rooms that details the hundreds of years of history of the fortress, which was really interesting to learn about. The only complaint I had was the lack of signage. Yes, there was a detailed history of the fortress in general, but as we walked around I wondered what specific rooms and area of the fortress were specifically for. That's information that I've been able to find easily at other castles/fortifications that I've visited. That being said though, I think this is a must-see place if you're in Split. Aside from the history, the view from the top is beautiful.

From the castle there is a beautiful view of Split and the surrounding area. On a clear day this is a must do for the area. There is not much inside and minimal displays but it is worth a visit. If you're going just for the views, it takes under an hour. If you're interested in reading the displays, an hour and a half is probably a good time estimate.

It was easy to take a €15 Uber ride from our hotel to the fortress. We spent about 75 minutes exploring the fortress. I would be very careful for older people. The footing is not very easy. Some of the stones can be quite slippery. But it was an exceptional display of an ancient fortress. Some scenes from the show Game of Thrones were filmed here. Being so high up on the hill, this provided spectacular views of the city of Split in the distance.

We enjoyed the fortress, but when we were there, there was no one to guide us through the history of it. We enjoyed recognizing some of the Game of Thrones filming spots, but wished there was more references to it. It is open to explore all around - which was really cool. Amazing history there - a true fortress that has seen a lot! If walls could talk! We would definitely recommend this spot and also the Olive Oil museum (which came with our entrance purchase at the fortress).