Let me pass.

"Let me pass" street is one of the narrowest and most interesting streets inside Diocletian's Palace in Split, located in the immediate vicinity of the Iron Gates. It was named after its unusually narrow width, which makes it difficult for two people to pass each other, and the local expression "Let me pass" became its official name. Although the street is only a few meters long, its special charm and authenticity represent an important part of the atmosphere of the old city center of Split. It is popular among tourists who come because of its unusual name and picturesque appearance, while for the local population it is a symbol of the characteristic Split spirit and humor. Narrow streets like "Let me pass" are part of the ancient architecture of the city, where such passages served as protection from adverse weather conditions and enemies, and as a means of preserving privacy in densely populated parts of the city. Over time, this street has also become part of local folklore, which further contributes to the liveliness and unique atmosphere of the old city of Split.