Diocletian's Palace

Constructed in 293 AD as a retirement residence for the Roman Emperor Diocletian, this ancient palace complex integrates Roman ruins with medieval churches, fortifications, and later Renaissance and Baroque architectural additions. The site forms a significant part of the historic core of the city and represents an exceptional example of Roman imperial architecture adapted through centuries of urban development.

The palace encompasses well-preserved fortifications and numerous historical monuments, preserving the layers of cultural and architectural history from antiquity through the Renaissance and Baroque periods. It is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its outstanding value as an archaeological and cultural landmark.

The site is also known for its role as a filming location for popular media, notably the television series Game of Thrones, adding to its cultural significance beyond historical and architectural interest.