The Trogir Riviera, made up of several picturesque towns and
villages including Marina, Seget Donji, Seget Vranjica and Vinišće,
has the lively Mediterranean town of Trogir at its heart. The whole
area is rich with vegetation, olive groves and vineyards, numerous
islands and bays, and sand and pebble beaches.
Trogir was founded by the Greek colonists in 3rd Century BCE and
at its core lies the historical old town of Trogir, which has some
of the most beautifully preserved examples of Renaissance,
Baroque and Romanesque architecture, not only on Mediterranean, but
in the whole of central Europe.
Conveniently placed just a 10 minute drive from Split Airport,
the old town of Trogir is situated on a small island that sits
between the mainland and the Island of Ciovo and connected by road
bridges. The old town packs in a lot of historical monuments
including a fortress, palaces, churches and towers, and earned
itself UNESCO World Heritage status in 1997.
Enter through the old town gate and take a walk through the town
and let your imagination take you back in time. Relax in a cafe on
the main town square and enjoy the view of the cathedral, town
clock and palace. You can climb up to the church bell of St.
Lawrence cathedral and enjoy the unique panoramic view of Trogir
and the surroundings.
