The digital exhibition It All Started with Jesus, conceived by artificial intelligence, is announced as one of the bigger attractions by the organisers of the gastro-oenological festival Split Underground in the cellars of Diocletian’s Palace on Friday and Saturday, 12 and 13 December. They also present the festival as a battle with wine glasses for the underground of Split, which will feature musical concerts — as if there were non-musical ones — as well as photo booths, blood alcohol level testing, paint & wine workshops and prize draws.
The cellar walls will be painted, they announce, with fitting light effects, and the best winemakers and producers of delicacies will be paired live with hits performed by some new musical names. Wines, spirits and food come from Croatia, Slovenia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Visitors will also be able to taste gastronomic delicacies, and there will be a Paint & Wine workshop. 
The festival will be open both days from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tickets will be sold every 30 minutes — there will be 10 such time slots each day — and guests are advised to stay in the cellars for up to two and a half hours, so as to avoid overcrowding. The number of tickets for each slot is limited. Once they are sold, entry in that slot will not be possible, so the organisers suggest that those interested obtain them as soon as possible. More detailed information is on the organisers’ website.
Photographs: underground.fun
07.12.2025.
