A Living Masterpiece of Historic Urban Continuity

 

Steeped in over 2,300 years of history, the Historic City of Trogir, Croatia, is a remarkably preserved UNESCO World Heritage Site that serves as a flawless example of urban continuity. Situated on a small island nestled between the Croatian mainland and Čiovo Island, this architectural treasure features a seamless blend of Hellenistic grid planning, Romanesque craftsmanship, and Venetian Renaissance elegance, all constructed from local golden-patina limestone.

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• Ancient Hellenistic Layout: Founded by Greek colonists in the 3rd century BC as Tragurion, the town’s contemporary street plan still mirrors its original layout. The two ancient main Roman streets—the cardo maximus and the decumanus—remain active thoroughly today.

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• The Cathedral of St. Lawrence: Dominating the town square, this architectural wonder blends Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance styles due to its protracted construction. It houses the world-famous 1240 west portal carved by Master Radovan.

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• Venetian Fortifications & Palaces: The iconic Kamerlengo Fortress stands proud on the island's edge, while the town blocks are filled with grand aristocratic residences like the Cipiko Palace.

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• Flawless Authenticity: Protected by strict national conservation laws and a complete ban on modern interventions, Trogir looks virtually exactly as it did centuries ago—unspoiled, authentic, and completely pedestrian-friendly.

 

Base excursion is approx 4h, includes:

1. transfer to desired destination.

2. waiting time 2:30 hours.

3. transfer to your starting location.

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Price from...150,00 €
 

​Duration changes, additional stops and combining more destinations are possible but must be confirmed by Citylinkcroatia.

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For additional information, the best and fastest way is to contact us via WhatsApp

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