Originally the Bishop's Palace in the 18th century, Lesic Dimitri Palace has been lovingly restored and now boasts five unique residences, a first class restaurant and a beautiful spa set in the Old Town, moments from Korcula's sandy beaches.
Read moreHidden among the medieval walls of Korcula's Old Town, next door to the house of Marco Polo
Small boutique hotel with excellent personal service and attention to detail
Just a short walk from the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic
A collection of five self-contained residences with an excellent restaurant and spa
Of the many islands that dot the Dalmatian coastline, Korcula is certainly one of the most scenic, with crystal clear waters, sandy beaches, pine-clad hillsides and sun-bleached buildings steeped in history. According to legend, the island was founde...
Lesic Dimitri Palace is a hidden gem set among the winding alleyways, terracotta-tiled houses and tiny churches of Korcula's Old Town, next door to Marco Polo's residence. Restored over five years from its original incarnation as the Bishop's Palace, the architects took inspiration from the great explorer's journeys along the Silk Road, which are reputed to have started in Korcula. Each of the five residences is themed by destination to reflect these travels: India, China, Venice, Ceylon and Arabia. They ran...
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When to visit
Take a guided tour of Korcula's old town with the owner, Toni, who really makes the history of the island come alive.
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Inquire NowKorcula is one of the largest of Croatia's islands and lies between Dubrovnik and Split. Lesic Dimitri is located in the heart of Korcula's old town, hidden among the medieval walls overlooking the sea.
