Palace of Diocletian
Split
The Palace of Diocletian, located in Split, Croatia, is a large Roman palace built around 305 CE for Emperor Diocletian's retirement. It covers about 30,000 square meters, featuring fortified walls, four gates, and a central courtyard. It's part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site list.
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Constructed from local limestone and marble, the palace combines Roman military camp architecture with luxurious residential quarters. The complex includes a mausoleum, now a cathedral, and a peristyle court. It is accessible to the public, with several entry points from Split’s old town. Visitors can explore its historical structures and underground chambers, which form part of the city center today.