Cluj-Napoca Palace Of Justice (Palatul de Justiție din Cluj-Napoca) is a historic building on the corner of Piața Ștefan cel Mare and Calea Dorobantilor in Cluj-Napoca. The building hosts several courts, including the Cluj Court of Appeal, and is part of an architectural ensemble around Avram Iancu Square (Piața Avram Iancu).
The Cluj-Napoca Palace of Justice was designed by the architect Gyula Wagner in a Belle Époque style with eclectic elements and has a total area of 19,950 m2. The construction took place between 1898 and 1902 under the responsibility of the engineer Dávid Sebestyén.
The building has the shape of an irregular quadrangle and contains 13 inner courtyards to ensure ventilation and daylight in all parts of the building. The building has two entrances with porticos made up of four Doric columns supporting a balcony on the first floor. The building is however, not accessible for tourists.
