Welcome to Palace Suites website

Split, Croatia has become a popular vacation destination, particularly Diocletian´s Palace, a 30,000 square meter 1700 year old Roman Palace under the protection of UNESCO as a registered site of cultural heritage. The Palace is the area which is presently lacking in tourist accomodation as new construction is banned due to the heritage designation.

Palace Suites is ideally located on the People´s Square, the „City Center“. From the windows of these luxurious suites one can see:

• the famous Iron Gate, the West Gate entrance to the original Palace
• Emperor Diocletian´s mausoleum – the Cathedral of Split, St. Duje
• Gothic Bell House that was built above the fort in the 15th century
• Renaissance Clock, the City Clock, also seen above the fort
• Communal Palace, formerly the City Council Building, with its Gothic arches, the building next door to the Palace Suites, now the Ethnographic Museum, currently housing a 3 storey Chagall exhibit
• The late Romanesque Ciprian de Ciprianis Palace from 1394
• The Renaissance Pavlovic Palace in the south side of the Square
• The Nakic House, in decadent Vienna Secession style
• Small church, St. Theodore, dedicated to the Protector of the Byzantine army
• Split City Museum in the 15th Century Papalic Palace
• Hotel Central, currently under renovation, with its street level, Gradska Kavana Restaurant
• Numerous lively cafe bars and a variety of shops
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About Split

Without hiding their pride, the people of Split will tell you that their city is "the most beautiful one in the world and beyond". You better not discuss this with them for well spirited Split will convince you in this as soon as you discover it!

This for ever young city with the population of about 200,000 that give it its warm Mediterranean temper, has lived its urban rhythm for as long as 1700 years, with its heart in the Diocletian Palace and its soul widespread to embrace you.Ever since the life of the city protected by the UNESCO and entered into the register of the World Cultural Heritage has been writing the history of this unique capital of Dalmatia.

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