Trogir
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Trogir travel guide

Read our essential Trogir travel guide to find great things to do, including our critic's pick of hotels, restaurants, beaches, clubs and more

Written by
Justin McDonnell
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Trogir was first settled by Greeks from Vis in 300 BC. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Old Town reflects the influence of subsequent periods of Roman, Hungarian, Venetian, French and Austrian rule. Its walled medieval centre is a warren of narrow cobbled streets, radiating from the cathedral square of Trg Ivana Pavla II, flanked by a wide seafront promenade, the Riva. In summer, the harbour wall is lined with luxury yachts and tripper boats, and the lively summer festival has entertainment on offer most evenings.

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Trogir overview

Trogir overview

Trogir was first settled by Greeks from the island of Vis in 300 BC. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Old Town reflects the influences of subsequent...

Trogir hotel guide

Trogir hotel guide

Trogir hotel options have more than doubled in the last five years so visitors can afford to pick and choose. Make sure that your room is well soundproofed,...

Restaurants in Trogir

The best Trogir restaurants

The best Trogir restaurants

The choice of Trogir restaurants is absolutely huge. Mirkec on the Riva is the best of the pizzerias, while Škrapa has the best konoba...

Kamerlengo

Kamerlengo

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Of the more upmarket restaurants in the Old Town, Kamerlengo is the one that visitors seem to return to. The terrace, with its charcoal oven, set between the...