Even though the palace has already turned into a small old town, a few of the original Roman architecture is still kept til today. These buildings were so magnificent in view of its old age.

The sheer size of the palace, which now houses a whole quater of town is impressive. It is a very lively place, full of hostels, restaurants and people. Well woth a visit

In November 2006 the City Council decided to permit over twenty new buildings within the palace (including a shopping and garage complex), despite the fact that the palace had been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Monument.

The palace is unique in the sense that the new city has grown within it and around it. The palace can be divided in two parts. The first is the underground city in ruins, which frankly has just ruins, and there is not much to see. There are hardly any artefacts or objects.....only empty rooms and stones. The second part... More

Its a good place to visit when you are in the Old town in Split, we took a guided tour but not so good if you are not interested in the history, but the architecture is worth the visit, but dont stay in the old town, the rooms are like dungeons (I meant the Vestibule Palace)

Ancient Roman palace by the sea! Very busy but beautiful and worth seeing! We sat out in the main square on cushions and enjoyed live music. Great experience.

This is something you have to see to understand. Loved the area around the peristyle. So glad I got to experience it

We had a good tourist guide, Damir, who told us everything we needed to know of the palace. We were shown every corner from the main entrance to the basement right up to Diocletian's main apartments. Despite it being a UNESCO world heritage sight, we are sad to see that the site is not better preserved for the future. Nevertheless... More

We sat out in the main square on cushions and enjoyed live music, expensive drinks and people watching. A church service concluded with a procession in our view. Bells peeled. The sky was beautiful. Really neat!