Trogir - UNESCO city

...If you ever set off
towards the beautiful south, stand in front of Trogir;
Berth your vessel under the city walls.

And if the king comes, and looks at you
And says: Do you know of my son?
Tell him: I know that he died for you

But if a woman comes dressed in black
Looking towards the sea and the west
Take off your hat and kneel before her.

Vladimir Nazor, Hrvatski kraljevi (Croatian Kings)



Visit UNESCO's city, a pearl of the Adriatic, and experience the spirit of the past.
Trogir is not only a city museum; it is a bustling Mediterranean town, with exuberant sunshine and a warm landward breeze.

Despite the modern rhythm of life, it has conserved the intimacy of space, of human relations, and the attractiveness of old-fashioned taverns which irresistibly entice with their colours and scents. Wandering around the narrow and small streets of the city, you might meet the divinity Kairos, the god of happiness; grasp the tuft of his hair and experience joyous moments of eternal beauty.Do not forget about the pride and honour of all Trogir citizens, the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, with its magnificent portal created by Master Radovan. Bask in the unique view of Trogir and its surroundings from the top of its bell tower.

Trogir is one of the three most visited nautical destinations between Rovinj and Dubrovnik.  Upon entering the Trogir port, you will be approach the magnificent and breathtaking Kamerlengo medieval tower, which represents the beauty of the antique monuments this city museum has to offer!

Trogir was founded by Greek colonists from the island of Vis in the 3rd century B.C. The historical core of Trogir lies on this antique foundation, which is the best preserved Roman-Greco city not only on the Adriatic, but in central Europe.