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Trogir

Country: Croatia Updated:

Trogir is a historic coastal town in Dalmatia with a compact medieval old town, stone houses, the Cathedral of Saint Lawrence and a harbour promenade.

The historic centre of Trogir on the Croatian coast
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When to go

May, June, September and early October are particularly pleasant. High summer can be hot and very busy.

Things to see and do

Explore the old town, visit the Cathedral of Saint Lawrence and Kamerlengo Fortress, walk along the promenade, and take trips to beaches and islands.

Practical tips

The entire old town can be explored on foot. In summer, it is worth visiting in the morning or late afternoon.

Getting there and getting around

Trogir is close to Split and its airport. Buses and other local connections link the two towns.

Where to stay

You can stay in the old town, along the promenade or on the neighbouring island of Čiovo.

What to try

Typical food includes Dalmatian grilled fish, seafood, risotto, olive oil and regional wines.

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