Romanesque heritage, lively squares and an elegant waterfront
Trogir’s historic island centre is compact and packed with detail. The cathedral, Kamerlengo Fortress and Riva are all close together, perfect for an unhurried wander.
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Park outside the old town and cross the bridge into the centre.
Explore St Lawrence Cathedral, the main square and small palace courtyards.
Walk the Riva to Kamerlengo Fortress and pause by the water.
Our local tip
Arrive early or stay into the evening. Summer middays are busy, so plan a generous waterfront break.
Before you leave
Please check current boat times, admission, weather and seasonal notices. Prices and opening hours can change.
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