UNESCO Gem by the Sea
Visit and explore this small, charming coastal town and discover why National Geographic has ranked it among the ten most beautiful island cities in the world.
Trogir, a small town founded by Greek traders in the 3rd century B.C. and later taken over by the Romans, has been on the UNESCO list since 1997, largely because of a very well preserved medieval core that represents a unique blend of architectural styles: Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque.
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Trogir’s waterfront promenade is an excellent place to sit down and relax, take a coffee and admire the city’s defensive walls and the massive Kamerlengo fortress, situated in the western part of the town and built in 15th century by Venetians.
