Palace Hotel Hvar

... in Split, I almost cried with excitement - it was all so beautiful! Sunny, green, sparkling blue water, and an ancient palace which had, over time, turned into a the crumbling streets of Split, complete with markets, cafes, and fornetti (the bite sized ...

... we are staying in the Villa portion of the hotel a short distance away and just outside of Diocletian’s Palace.  We were led by a hotel employee through the winding Venetian style alleys (it is little wonder the place resembles Venice as it was ...

... English.  We wanted to stay in the hotel room !!!  We went and looked around the old town which is the city inside the palace. It wa sliek a maze, we played a game where we each got a turn deciding with passage to go down until we got ...

... used subtitles in English for those portions. After the movie was over, we headed to dinner at a restaurant within the palace walls called Tifani. The atmosphere was fantastic, and the bathrooms were of high-end American restaurant caliber. The food ...

... 's totally full of beautiful people and overpriced drinks. Apparently, we saved one of the best spots in Hvar for last. This morning, we skipped the Hotel Communista breakfast...although the plate clanking woke us up at 6am as usual. We headed up the ...

... make a more radical itinerary change and head for Italy by car. We decided to think it over while touring the ruins of Dioclesian's Palace, located next to the ferry port in Split. The former palace (est 300 AD) has served as a town center for atleast ...

... fly to Frankfurt then Dubai and finally Brisbane. Split is a fascinating city we are staying in the old palace in one of the hotels, today the hotel manager drove us to the beach where we spent the morning swimming and relaxing then just wandered around ...

... of a day because there is very little to do here that does not involve sun. We went for a walk around Diocletian's palace, a UNESCO world heritage site. Its an amazing roman palace that is amazingly preserved, where we are staying is actually within the ...

... og undir iljunum, ahhh!! Va hvad tarf litid til ad gledja eina sal! Mer leid i fyrsta skipti almennalega hreinni sedan eg yfirgaf Palace of the golden.. 1.september, i 10 daga!!! Vaha!! Forum svo ut rosa gladar i bragdi, bunar ad hreinsa af okkur 10 daga ...

... 30 km further south you arrive at SPALATO-SPLIT the queen of central Dalmatia, the great croatian port but especially famous for its Diocletian Palace, the roman emperor who was born in this region not far from Salona, the old roman colony of whom you can ...

... with some pizza down by the bay, we spent a good few hours checking out the sites, including the Temple of Jupiter, the palace and the various old gates. The most impressive part of the town was the area known as the peristyle, a beautiful small square ...

... Between spurts of rain, we explored the town, with details and carvings in the centuries old stone buildings. Banners denoted whose palace was whose and what centuries those families occupied them. The next morning, with the sun shining, we climbed the ...

... I could distinctly smell the sulphur seeping out of the natural springs in the area – which is probably why Diocletian built his palace here. The Romans loved a spa. I also popped in to observe the frenzy of the fish market. Then into the older ...

... is located on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast and has an interesting history as well as architecture. In the fourth century A.D. a palace was built for the Roman Emperor Diocletian right on the water and then later abandoned. In the seventh century ...

... , Rob and Annie Powell, we flew to Split, Croatia. A pretty old town on the harbour includes the remains of a Roman palace dating from AD 295. It's a great place to wander. We were also lucky to hear an outdoor concert by a terrific ...

... sailboat masts.   Our afternoon tour is of the Old Town of Split, which consists almost entirely of the huge retirement palace built in just 10 years by the Roman Emperor Diocletian. He is quite famous for his persecution of the early Christians, ...

... five cats with her, in exchange for an exorbitant sum.   Split was the home of the Roman Emperor Diocletian's palace. Nowadays the palace is a hive of pizzeria, souvenirs stall and internet cafes. Croatia is selling up every free space, cashing in ...

... Korcula over the next week before heading to Bosnia. Trogir is similar to the main attraction in Central Split, the Dioclesian Palace. A Roman Emperor, Diocles, retired here in the 3rd Century and built a huge palace that today still stands, albeit ...

... . I may already have discovered my favorite ice-cream place yet on this trip, and it's right across the road from my hostel! It is run by Italians, which is always a good sign. Anyway, better go. A palace, many museums and Sacher Torte await! Xox ...

... žiš fariš til Bangkok og ég redda ykkur žessu į góšum prķs;) Sķšasta daginn ķ Bangkok skošušum viš Grand Palace, sem er garšur žar sem reist hafa veriš ķ gengum tķšina, żmis hof og hallir, tileinkaš kóngum, konungsfjölskyldu og ...