Trogir Attractions
Trogir is a cheerful little town which has just about everything—history, beaches, harbor, nice restaurants, comfortable accommodations—that a visitor could want. Trogir’s cobbled alleys are a joy to wander through, and most will eventually bring you to the main attraction, the magnificent cathedral.
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Cathedral of St. Lawrence
Trogir’s undisputed centerpiece is the impressive Cathedral of St. Lawrence. Building began in 1213, with various details added through the centuries, so several styles can be identified here. The magnificent Romanesque portal is decorated with stone carvings, attributed to local… - Religious Site
Church of St. Dominic
Nikola Fiorentinac was a busy man in Trogir. Besides working on the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, he updated the single-nave 14th-century Romanesque-Gothic St. Dominic and its monastery in Renaissance style. - Landmark
Cipiko Palace
During the 15th century, Cipiko Palace was home to Trogir's most prominent family. Today its architecture and furnishings are what draw visitors, who also marvel at an intricately carved Venetian-Gothic triple window. - Landmark
Clock Tower & Loggia
The 15th-century Loggia on Trg Ivana Pavla II probably was used as a courtroom where town trials were held in Renaissance times. The walls behind the judge's table are decorated with a 1471 relief portraying Justice, done by Nikola Fiorentinac; another has a 1950s relief by Ivan… - Landmark
Kamerlengo Castle & St. Mark's Tower
The Kula fortress of Kamerlengo (Fortress Sv. Marko) was built in the mid-15th century by Marin Radoj as part of an expansion of the Veriga Tower, built on the site in the late 14th century. As part of the defense system, the fortress was surrounded by a ditch filled with sand;… - Landmark
Land Gate
This city gate is emblazoned with St. Mark's lion and a statue of the town's patron saint, John of Trogir. The Renaissance-style portal was built after the city walls (15th c.) and renovated in the 17th century.
