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What to see in Trogir ?
20 places curated by Hozy - landmarks, nature, hidden restaurants and activities.
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Landmarks & heritage (9)
Wikipedia (fr) - CC BY-SACipiko Palace
Landmark
A 15th-century Venetian Gothic palace that belonged to the powerful Cipiko family, graced with an ornate façade of carved triforia. A symbol of Dalmatian aristocracy, less visited than the cathedral yet equally compelling.
Wikipedia (fr) - CC BY-SASaint Mark's Tower (Kula sv. Marka)
Landmark
A medieval tower integrated into the old town's northern ramparts, a relic of Venetian fortifications. Largely bypassed by tourists, it offers an authentic perspective over terracotta-tiled roofs.
Wikipedia (en) - CC BY-SAKamerlengo Castle
Landmark
A 15th-century Venetian fortress commanding the strait between Trogir and Čiovo. Come summer, the inner courtyard transforms into an open-air cinema and concert venue—a privilege reserved for locals in the know.
Wikipedia (fr) - CC BY-SANorthern Ramparts of the Old Town
Landmark
A seafront promenade along Venetian walls overlooking the mainland. At dawn or dusk, local fishermen cast their lines here—an authentic atmosphere removed from the bustle of crowded terraces.
Wikipedia (fr) - CC BY-SABenedictine Monastery of Saint Nicholas (Sv. Nikola)
Landmark
A monastery founded in the 11th century, still inhabited by Benedictine nuns. Its treasury preserves the Greek relief of Kairos (3rd century BCE), a unique piece in Dalmatia—an absolute revelation tucked away on a quiet lane.
Wikipedia (fr) - CC BY-SACathedral of Saint Lawrence, Trogir
Landmark
A masterpiece of Romanesque-Gothic architecture from the 13th century and UNESCO-listed, featuring Radovan's portal (1240), widely considered the finest in Dalmatia. Climb the bell tower for sweeping views across the old town and surrounding islands.Trogir Town Museum (Muzej grada Trogira)
Landmark
Housed in the Garagnin-Fanfogna Palace, this museum traces 2,000 years of the city's history through collections of Greek coins, Venetian documents and Dalmatian costumes. Small but substantive — allow at least 90 minutes.Church of Saint John the Baptist (Sv. Ivan Krstitelj)
Landmark
A small 13th-century Romanesque church housing the Cipiko family treasury and works by Nikola Firentinac. Often closed during peak hours—arrive early morning to explore it in peace.Town Loggia and Palace (Gradska Loža)
Landmark
A 15th-century Gothic loggia at the heart of the main square, now an exhibition gallery. The relief of Judge Koriolano Cipiko, sculpted by Nikola Firentinac, is a detail most visitors overlook.Nature & parks (2)
Wikipedia (fr) - CC BY-SAČiovo Coastal Nature Park
Nature
A coastal footpath tracing the southern shore of Čiovo island between Slatine and Okrug Gornji. Secluded coves, Aleppo pines and transparent waters — accessible only on foot or by kayak, which ensures complete tranquillity.Pantan Marshland (Prud Pantan)
Nature
A protected wetland north of Trogir, an overlooked haven for birdwatchers featuring herons, egrets and wild ducks. Locals arrive at dawn to spot migratory birds during spring.Viewpoints (3)
Wikipedia (fr) - CC BY-SARiva Promenade at Sunset
Viewpoint
Trogir's waterfront facing the mainland, alive with returning fishermen and families taking their evening stroll. Order a Karlovačko beer at a local bar and watch the boats drift by — it's the ritual of the evening here.Čiovo Hilltop (Sv. Klement)
Viewpoint
A small chapel perched at 130 metres on Čiovo island, reachable on foot in 40 minutes from Trogir. Panoramic views across the Šolta archipelago and the islands of Brač and Hvar on clear days — effort well rewarded.Trogir Bridge Viewpoint (Strait View)
Viewpoint
The pedestrian bridge connecting the old town to Čiovo offers the finest vantage point for watching boats entering the harbour and the illuminated ramparts at dusk. A favourite photographic spot among locals at sunset.Activities (3)
Diving - Teti Wreck (Seget)
Activity
Second World War cargo wreck sunk 28 metres down off Seget Donji. A favoured dive site among local clubs, with remarkable biodiversity — corals, moray eels and grouper.Trogir Morning Market (Tržnica)
Activity
Daily market at the entrance to the old town where smallholders from surrounding villages sell vegetables, figs, sheep's cheese and local olive oil. Arrive before 9am to witness the real Trogir waking up.Sea Kayak Rental - Čiovo
Activity
Launch a sea kayak from Čiovo's shoreline to paddle past the old town's ramparts from the water and explore coves unreachable on foot. The finest way to see Trogir from an angle that 90% of visitors never discover.Beaches (3)
Okrug Gornji Beach (Medena)
Beach
A long shingle beach on Čiovo island, the most popular with locals from Split and Trogir at weekends. The water is shallow and turquoise — ideal for children and leisurely morning swims.Čiovo Beach - Arbanija
Beach
A small rocky and shingle beach in the fishing village of Arbanija on the island of Čiovo. Crystal-clear waters, a handful of colourful fishing boats, and no sun loungers for hire — precisely what locals seek out for their weekend escape.Pantan Beach
Beach
A wild shingle and sand beach at the mouth of the Pantan River, north of Trogir. Surrounded by protected natural habitat dotted with medieval water mills, locals favour it for family outings away from developed beaches.