What to do in Trogir

This 13th-century cathedral showcases exquisite Romanesque-Gothic architecture and Radovan's masterful portal. Climb the bell tower for sweeping views of Trogir's historic centre and nearby islands.

This 15th-century Venetian Gothic masterpiece showcases Trogir's wealthy Cipiko family. Admire the intricate façade with exquisite triforiums carved by Andrija Aleši in this UNESCO-listed old town.

Trogir Main Square showcases Croatia's medieval heritage amid the UNESCO-listed old town's architectural treasures. Linger at outdoor cafés surrounded by the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and historic Town Hall.

This UNESCO-listed medieval island town showcases Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque architecture within ancient walls. Explore the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, then dine along the scenic waterfront promenade.

This restored Venetian fortified mill sits on a brackish lake teeming with bird species. Dine at the waterside restaurant and explore the surrounding wetlands before relaxing on the adjacent sandy-pebble beach.

This 15th-century Venetian fortress offers spectacular views of Trogir and the Adriatic Sea from its ancient battlements. Climb the narrow stairs at sunset or attend a summer concert in its atmospheric courtyard.

This medieval palace blends Gothic and Renaissance styles with its monumental staircase and decorated well-head. The courtyard displays noble family crests and intricate stone carvings that reveal Trogir's Venetian past.

Trogir's Green Market buzzes with vibrant stalls offering fresh local produce and authentic Croatian flavours. Engage with friendly vendors who share stories while sampling regional cheeses, meats, and seasonal fruits.