I have been to Croatia several times because my father was born in a small village near Split. This summer was the first time I actually toured the Palace, and it is truly fabulous. The church and the museum upstairs are definitely worth seeing. Holy relics contained in their sarcophagus were fascinating, as were the many artifacts such as crowns, chalices, and robes worn by former bishops and priests. The palace is in great shape (people live within the walls) and was obviously well built. On the outskirts of Split, there are miles of ruins but the most impressive is the aquaduct. One small complaint about the palace is that there was a fee for entering the museum and some other parts of it.