Trogir in Croatia - UNESCO World Heritage site with well-preserved medieval architecture and a charming old town.

Trogir - Medieval Island Town with Rich History

Visitor Fee
No general entrance fee for the town. Specific attractions like the Cathedral of St. Lawrence may have entrance fees.

Transportation
Accessible by car, bus, and boat. The town is close to Split, making it easily reachable.

Things to Do

  • Old Town: Wander through the medieval streets, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • Cathedral of St. Lawrence: Visit this stunning 13th-century cathedral.
  • Fortress Kamerlengo: Explore the historic fortress with great views.
  • Riva Promenade: Stroll along the waterfront promenade.

Why People Enjoy Coming Here
Trogir’s well-preserved medieval architecture and charming atmosphere make it a favorite destination. The town’s cultural heritage and beautiful setting attract many visitors.

How Old is This Place
Trogir was founded by Greek colonists in the 3rd century BC.

Trogir, Croatia: This historic town features a well-preserved medieval core, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

List of Activities

  • Historic Sightseeing
  • Walking Tours
  • Boat Excursions
  • Dining
  • Shopping

Additional Nearby Attractions

  • Split: Known for Diocletian’s Palace and vibrant city life.
  • Krka National Park: Famous for its waterfalls and nature trails.