Trogir is one of Croatia's best-preserved medieval towns, built on a small island connected to the mainland by bridges. Founded by Greek settlers and later developed under Roman, Byzantine and Venetian influence, it contains layers of history within its compact old town.
Trogir is one of Croatia's best-preserved medieval towns, built on a small island connected to the mainland by bridges. Founded by Greek settlers and later developed under Roman, Byzantine and Venetian influence, it contains layers of history within its compact old town. The highlight is the Cathedral of St Lawrence, famous for its detailed Romanesque carvings, alongside medieval palaces, stone streets and waterfront buildings. Because of its small size and coastal location, Trogir is perfect for travellers exploring Croatia slowly by bike, boat or campervan.
