Trogir is a small Croatian town whose historic center (located on a small island) has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites for its Venetian architecture in 1997. Learn when it is best to visit it and what do you need to prepare before arriving (both in terms of currency and baggage and passports or visas!), what is worth seeing and visiting (including sights, monuments, national parks, beaches and more), how to travel (with special attention paid to highways and motorways), the prices of various goods and services, accomodation, weather, maps, tourist guides, opinions of visitors and other practical pieces of information!
Trogir is considered by many to be one of the prettiest cities in Croatia. Like the nearby Split, it boasts a historic part of the old town that has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. In Trogir, there is also a gastronomic and hotel base and a wide boulevard with palm trees, located … Read more
Trogir is a charming port city that impresses with its old town entered on the UNESCO World Heritage List, as well as the picturesque promenade planted with palm trees and a large number of atmospheric pubs where you can sit and enjoy the atmosphere of this place. The narrow, stone streets here take us almost … Read more
Trogir is one of the cities in Croatia that we gladly visit, especially if we spend holidays in Dalmatia. Trogir is a port city, located off the Adriatic coast, which is reflected in the climate. This picturesque corner of Croatia is known not only for its historic old town inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage … Read more