It is the first palace established in the city of Hvar in Croatia, its construction began in the fifteenth century and completed during the sixteenth century. The palace is characterized by its unique architecture in the Renaissance style, which resulted from the numerous restorations. The palace building was completely renovated after it was damaged during the Turkish invasion of Croatia in 1571 AD. To a place where public auctions are held and taxes and customs are collected. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, the palace has become a recreational and service center for tourists, as it includes a beauty salon, a spa, a café, a reading room and a dance hall, in addition to a place designated for elite meetings in Croatia.