On the coast of central Dalmatia, about 30 kilometers west of Split, lies the beautiful city of Trogir - the perfect summer destination and vacation spot because it offers many facilities and opportunities for active and fun holidays. The castle and the tower surrounded by walls form the core of Trogir. In 1997, UNESCO included the Old Town of Trogir in the World Heritage List as one of the best preserved Romanesque-Gothic cities in Central Europe.
Trogir was founded around the third century BC, which means that the city has a rich offer of historical sights. The old town located on a small island is actually one big world heritage site. The most important cultural monument is the Trogir Cathedral, whose portal of the western door was made by master Radovan. The historic center of Trogir is located on the shores of the Kastela Bay, on the island of Trogir between Ciovo and the mainland, connected by a stone bridge to the mainland. Trogir delights visitors with cultural and historical monuments and small streets and art collections with numerous masterpieces.
Less than three kilometers from the city center is the Pantan Nature Reserve and Mill. This area is ideal for people who want to spend some time in nature watching different species of birds and fish, while enjoying lunch and a glass of wine in the old restored mill.
Drvenik Veli and Drvenik Mali are two islands located near Trogir that provide peace and quiet and pristine beaches and crystal clear sea.
Via Crucis Under the Sea is an art project located in Jelinak Bay in Vinišće. It is something that does not exist anywhere else in the world! The Way of the Cross is shown through 50 sculptures located in the sea at a depth of 4 to 10 meters. This underwater museum is the first of its kind and the perfect place for all diving and diving lovers.
Be sure to explore the food here as it is one of the best ways to get to know the tradition. Trogir has several excellent restaurants specializing in local and Mediterranean food.
Trogir was founded around the third century BC, which means that the city has a rich offer of historical sights. The old town located on a small island is actually one big world heritage site. The most important cultural monument is the Trogir Cathedral, whose portal of the western door was made by master Radovan. The historic center of Trogir is located on the shores of the Kastela Bay, on the island of Trogir between Ciovo and the mainland, connected by a stone bridge to the mainland. Trogir delights visitors with cultural and historical monuments and small streets and art collections with numerous masterpieces.
Less than three kilometers from the city center is the Pantan Nature Reserve and Mill. This area is ideal for people who want to spend some time in nature watching different species of birds and fish, while enjoying lunch and a glass of wine in the old restored mill.
Drvenik Veli and Drvenik Mali are two islands located near Trogir that provide peace and quiet and pristine beaches and crystal clear sea.
Via Crucis Under the Sea is an art project located in Jelinak Bay in Vinišće. It is something that does not exist anywhere else in the world! The Way of the Cross is shown through 50 sculptures located in the sea at a depth of 4 to 10 meters. This underwater museum is the first of its kind and the perfect place for all diving and diving lovers.
Be sure to explore the food here as it is one of the best ways to get to know the tradition. Trogir has several excellent restaurants specializing in local and Mediterranean food.
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