Trogir is a charming town in Dalmatia, located on a small island between the mainland and the island of Čiovo, about 30 km from Split. This place full of history, one of the best preserved medieval towns, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It impresses with its medieval architecture, narrow streets and picturesque views.
Why is Trogir worth visiting?
- Rich history and architecture: Trogir is known as an “open-air museum”. The city center is full of well-preserved monuments, such as the Cathedral of St. Lawrence with the impressive Radovan’s portal, the Kamerlengo fortress and Renaissance palaces.
- Atmospheric streets: Walking through the narrow, stone streets of Trogir is like traveling back in time. Charming cafes, art galleries and local shops create a unique atmosphere.
- Port and promenade: The seaside promenade overlooking the port is a great place to relax. Here you can admire yachts, fishing boats and dine in one of the many restaurants serving Dalmatian specialties.
- Proximity to attractions: Trogir is a great base for exploring the island of Čiovo, nearby beaches and cruises on the Adriatic.
- Easy to get there: The city is located about 8 km from Poljica. You can easily get there by bus.
Trogir is a great place to feel the magic of Dalmatia, combine sightseeing with relaxation by the water and enjoy local culture and cuisine.
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