Every step made among the stone houses and palaces of Trogir, which is called the musem city due to its century long history is an exceptional experience.
The historical core of this City, located on a small island between the mainland and the island Čiovo, was duly recognised by UNESCO and placed on its reverder list of protected cultural monuments due to its multilayered cultural heritage.
The historical core of this City, located on a small island between the mainland and the island Čiovo, was duly recognised by UNESCO and placed on its reverder list of protected cultural monuments due to its multilayered cultural heritage. Pituresque streets, squares and churches testify once more to the wealth of works finalised by talented artisans who have continuosly invested their creativity and productions to fashion this city, leaving visitors mesmerised and their hosts proud. A walk throught the stone heart of the city ends at the city´s waterfront where you can gaze at dozens of wooden sailing ships aand modern yachts that found shelter, peace and repose in Trogir´s port. Modern Trogir lives in the rhythm of a bustling tourist city and is the favourite destination of sailors who are inspired by its hundred years old stone beauty.
The Archipelago of picturesque islands and cliffs located in Trogir´s sea front creates a beautiful scene in front of the stone city and nearby settelments of Marina, Okrug, Seget and Slatine, constitute the most indented area of central Dalmatia coastline.