Trogir
Croatia
Trogir is a Croatian town on the Adriatic, set on a small island between the mainland and Čiovo. Its old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a unique example of medieval architecture.
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Trogir is a Croatian town on the Adriatic, set on a small island between the mainland and Čiovo. Its old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a unique example of medieval architecture. Trogir is known for the Romanesque, Renaissance and Baroque buildings that define its identity. The Cathedral of St Lawrence, with Master Radovan's portal, is a masterpiece of medieval art.
The Kamerlengo Fortress and St Mark's Tower dominate the skyline. Trogir's streets form a labyrinth of narrow alleys with cafés, boutiques and restaurants. The town is known for its many palaces that once belonged to noble families.
Trogir is an ideal base for trips to the nearby islands of Drvenik and Šolta. Local cuisine offers excellent seafood and Dalmatian wines. Trogir is known for its fishing and shipbuilding tradition. It is a town that delights with its architecture and Mediterranean atmosphere.
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