
Destination guide
Trogir
Croatia
Trogir is a preserved medieval town and harbour on the Adriatic coast in Croatia, with a population of approximately 13,000 (2011). The medieval town is a popular day trip from Split, as it is within its metropolitan area.
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Prioritize visiting the Kaštel Kamerlengo fortress and the St. Lawrence Cathedral bell tower to secure the best vantage points for viewing the town's layout and architecture.
Avoid driving into the historic center, as the old town is almost entirely car-free; utilize the bridges to access the island and explore the small, walkable perimeter on foot.
Look for takeaway options like Fast Food Ćevabdžinica Stari Most located just across the bridge from the old town for a more casual dining experience than the establishments found within the historic island core.
Dedicate time to specifically locate the Portal of Radovan at the cathedral, as it is the most significant example of Romanesque design in the town.
Plan your visit to Trogir as a stopover when arriving or departing from the nearby airport, as it is geographically closer to the flight hub than the city of Split.
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Best time to go
Best window: February–July and October
November is the month to avoid — very heavy rain. The window below is when it is genuinely pleasant.
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Getting around
Getting around
The old part of Trogir occupies an island which you can walk around in about 20 minutes. The old part is almost entirely car-free except for the two bridges and the road along the eastern edge connecting them.
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What to see
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Cathedral of St Lawrence
Worth itAlso recommended by Lonely Planet
A 13th-century Romanesque cathedral whose Radovan Portal is considered the finest carved medieval doorway in Dalmatia.
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Kamerlengo Fortress
Worth itAlso recommended by Lonely Planet
A 15th-century Venetian fortress at the edge of the old town, its walls climbable for views over Trogir's channel and rooftops.
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Kaštel Kamerlengo
at the waterfront· Cheap
This tiny 14th-century fortress was built to control access to the harbor and the bay of Kastela. You walk on top of the walls and go to the top of the big tower and enjoy the view over the town.
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What to do
Trogir Old Town walk
Worth itAlso recommended by Lonely Planet
A stroll through the tightly packed medieval streets of an entire island town that earned UNESCO World Heritage status for its unbroken street plan.
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What to eat
Konoba Fortin
Worth itAlso recommended by Time Out
A family-run tavern serving hearty Dalmatian stews and grilled meats in Trogir's old town.
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Fast Food Ćevabdžinica Stari Most
Obala kralj zvonimira 5
Cheap takeaway option just over the bridge from the old town. Great falafel
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Where to stay
Apartments Hrabar
150 m west from the small bridge, turn right (north) and drive for another 400 m.· Expensive
Well presented first floor 1- or 2-bedroom spacious and modern apartments 500 m away from the centre. The air conditioned apartments are fully equipped and comfortably furnished, with internet connection, satellite TV and a large…
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Dragazzo Guesthouse
in the middle of the old part
Boutique type place to stay, but with modern amenities.
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Roso
close to the waterfront· Pricey
Nice and clean in good location. En suite bathrooms and air conditioned.
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