Among the families of Trogir which had their possessions in the Kaštela area Velo Polje, family Cippico stands out. From this family come Koriolan Cippico, founder of the Kaštel Stari and his grandson Antun Pavao Cippico, founder of the Kaštel Novi. With the approval of the Venetian authorities, they built Renaissance fortresses on their estates around which the village developed, to protect the property and the surrounding farmers from the Turkish threat. Castle and the village have been connected by a bridge because the fort was surrounded by the sea or ditches. Koriolan was the first one who built a castle in this region (1481.) so castle and the village were called Castel Vecchio, therefore Kaštel Stari, relative to that of Pavao Antun Cippico (1512.), called Castel Cippico Nuovo, Kaštel Novi. Numerous contracts about the construction of the castles have been preserved so Katja Marasović created reconstructions of their original appearance. Koriolan built his castle as a town palace. It was originally divided into northern three –storey tower and southern two-storey building, and the inner courtyard with colonnades was stretched between. The object in Kaštel Novi is a detached three-storey tower. It is believed that the tower originally had mašikul so it was reconstructed during the latest update. The restoration procedures were done contrary to the law and conservation standards so illegally built parts are now removed. Due to the ownership division, the entire operation was not conducted in Kaštel Stari. Only the southern and eastern parts got restored. The towers are now renovated for catering and other commercial purposes, so, given the current circumstances, their future is uncertain.