A uniquely located Croatian city
The impossibly handsome harbour town of Trogir on Croatia’s Adriatic Coast spans two waterways and two islands, and its Venetian-built historic centre is a Unesco World Heritage site. Despite the fact it is closer to Split Airport than Split itself, Trogir is often unfairly overlooked.
Trogir holidays provide architectural splendour, first-rate gastronomy and uncrowded beaches. Many of its most striking churches and palaces are found within its walled medieval centre on the main island, which sits 200 metres across the water from the larger, partially developed island of Ciovo. Rising high above the historic centre’s pretty roofs and towers is Trogir Cathedral – one of the Dalmatia region’s finest. On holidays to Trogir you will encounter a wealth of sea-facing restaurants and cafés along the palm-lined promenade, while plenty more drinking and dining options can be found among the town’s picturesque tangle of narrow streets and alleyways.
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