Dverce Palace is now owned by the city of Zagreb and used for festive purposes. His current appearance is received in the 19th century after works carried out by architect Kuno Waidmann. After Stephan's election to the President of the Republic in 2000, the intention was to transfer the office of the President of the Republic of Croatia to the Palace of Dvorce, but it was canceled. The building of the Dworcza Palace began in 1708 on the walls of the upper city walls, and was completed in 1883. A large number of hands passed through the building until it was purchased by Ambrose Varnici - Dubrovnik, the Minister of Commerce, who married his daughter Clotilde to the Italian Count Bourati and received the palace. Count Boratie was much older than Cotlilde, unhappy at this marriage, which made the father sad, and decided to upgrade the dance hall so that it would be a place to socialize and hang out, all of which did not help Klotilde's married life and continued to spend time with the young Zagragans For them, there were evenings of celebration and dancing, of course there were also love stories, not to mention cheating, until he returned At the end of his life, the father decided to give the palace to the city of Zagreb and in 1912 he realized that Dorcza was under the ownership of the city of Zagreb, provided that no one could live but to hold the festivities in this palace. Ceremonies and events. Translated with Google Translate