Split, Trogir and Omiš · Croatia
Trogir
3 published places to visit in Split, Trogir and Omiš, each with what it is, how long to allow, and the official source to check before you travel.
A UNESCO-listed island old town containing an exceptional concentration of Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque buildings.
Places in Trogir
Trogir Historic Centre
3 hours · typical visit A UNESCO-listed island old town containing an exceptional concentration of Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque buildings.
Cathedral of St Lawrence and Radovan Portal
1 hour 30 minutes · typical visit Trogir’s principal cathedral, famed for Master Radovan’s richly carved thirteenth-century portal.
Kamerlengo Fortress
1 hour 15 minutes · typical visit A Venetian waterfront fortress at the western end of Trogir, used for views and seasonal performances.
Cathedral of St Lawrence and Radovan Portal
1 hour 30 minutes · typical visit Trogir’s principal cathedral, famed for Master Radovan’s richly carved thirteenth-century portal.
Kamerlengo Fortress
1 hour 15 minutes · typical visit A Venetian waterfront fortress at the western end of Trogir, used for views and seasonal performances.
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