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Town in Split-Dalmatia, Croatia
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St. Lawrence Church
Famous for its spectacular carved portal, it is a former cathedral of Trogir. Also known as St. John's Cathedral (Sveti Ivan) after bishop John, who died in 1111.
A 15th-century town hall.
Kamerlengo Castle
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.
Good food and beer.
Cheap takeaway option just over the bridge from the old town. Great falafel for €4.
Nice and clean in good location. En suite bathrooms and air conditioned.
Boutique type place to stay, but with modern amenities.
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 south-facing balcony. Access to a shared garden complete with furniture and barbecue, and private parking.
65 + 20 m². It is for 4-6 persons.
By bus
By car
Trogir is in about 25 km (30 minutes by car) from the centre of Split. Note that Trogir island is almost entirely car-free, so you will likely need to park on the mainland.
By ferry
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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Split · International · SPU
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