Kairos Travel’s guidebook
Things to visit in Trogir center
Three-nave Cathedral of St. Lawrence (13th - 15th century). Through a vestibule you can reach the main gate, the Radovan's Portal, built by Master Radovan and his co-workers, in 1240.
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聖ローレンス大聖堂と鐘楼
Trg Ivana Pavla IIThree-nave Cathedral of St. Lawrence (13th - 15th century). Through a vestibule you can reach the main gate, the Radovan's Portal, built by Master Radovan and his co-workers, in 1240.
The Kamerlengo Citadel, once connected with the city walls, rises in the south-western part of the small island. The high tower of the citadel represents an expansion of the earlier Genoa Tower from 1380. The Castle’s current appearance dates back to the 15th century.
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Tower Kamerlengo Trogir
Obala bana BerislavićaThe Kamerlengo Citadel, once connected with the city walls, rises in the south-western part of the small island. The high tower of the citadel represents an expansion of the earlier Genoa Tower from 1380. The Castle’s current appearance dates back to the 15th century.
The late Renaissance city gate (17th century) represents the northern entrance into the town. The narrow and picturesque alleys with several beautiful palaces (the Baroque Garanjin-Fanfogna Palace, now the Town Museum collection of stone monuments) lead to the Narodni Trg square, now St. John Paul II square.
The three-nave Cathedral of St. Lawrence (13th - 15th century) is to the north. Through a vestibule you can reach the main gate, the Radovan's Portal, built by Master Radovan and his co-workers, in 1240.
The Town Loggia from the 15th century is on the southern end of the square; it features two reliefs: The Justice (Nicholas of Florence, 1471) and Viceroy (ban) Berislavic (by I. Mestrovic).
The Town clock tower, once the small Renaissance church of St. Sebastian rises near the Loggia (the statues of Christ and St. Sebastian on the front were probably made by Nicholas of Florence). The three-nave early mediaeval church of St. Barbara (11th century), the oldest church in Trogir preserved in its original form, is situated behind the Loggia.
The complex of the Cipiko Palace, consisting of a big palace - portal (I. Duknovic), and a small palace, separated by an alley, closes the western part of the square. Opposite the Palace is the 15th-century Town Hall, with its Romanesque façade overlooking the square; the Gothic yard comprises coats of arms and a stone head (the legend has it that it represents the sculptor Matej Gojkovic).
The street running alongside the Town Hall leads to the coast, where the Romanesque church of St. John the Baptist (13th century), with the ruins of mediaeval walls, is situated. The church accommodates the tomb of the Cipiko family, the relief representing The Mourning of Christ (Nicholas of Florence, around 1470); the church has recently established a picture gallery (Pinakoteka) with paintings (14th to 17th century), statues and codices.
The path further down the coast leads to the Renaissance town gate; the Benedictine nunnery (founded in 1064 and extended in the 16th century) with the church of St. Nicholas is to the right. The Renaissance bell tower was erected in 1598. The collection of the monastery keeps the relief depicting Kairos, the Romanesque-style Madonna with Child, a painted Gothic crucifix, etc.
The path goes past the stone pole on which the flag was raised - Standarac (1605) to the Renaissance Lucic Palace (1604), with a nice portal and a courtyard. The street to the right leads to the Renaissance church of St. Peter (Baroque main altar). West of Lucic Palace is the monastery and the church of St. Dominic, a one-nave structure from the 14th century with Baroque altars
The isolated belfry (1595) of the church of St. Michael, destroyed during bombardment in 1944, rises to the northwest of the monastery. The Kamerlengo Citadel, once connected with the city walls, rises in the south-western part of the small island. The high tower of the citadel represents an expansion of the earlier Genoa Tower from 1380. The Castle’s current appearance dates back to the 15th century. North of the Castle is the round tower of St. Mark from the 15th century and the classicist gloriette between the Castle and the tower originates from the period under the French occupation. The town graveyard, 2 km northeast of Trogir, accommodates the relief of Our Lord (Nicholas of Florence).
Source: Unesco Adriatico
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トロギル
The late Renaissance city gate (17th century) represents the northern entrance into the town. The narrow and picturesque alleys with several beautiful palaces (the Baroque Garanjin-Fanfogna Palace, now the Town Museum collection of stone monuments) lead to the Narodni Trg square, now St. John Paul II square.
The three-nave Cathedral of St. Lawrence (13th - 15th century) is to the north. Through a vestibule you can reach the main gate, the Radovan's Portal, built by Master Radovan and his co-workers, in 1240.
The Town Loggia from the 15th century is on the southern end of the square; it features two reliefs: The Justice (Nicholas of Florence, 1471) and Viceroy (ban) Berislavic (by I. Mestrovic).
The Town clock tower, once the small Renaissance church of St. Sebastian rises near the Loggia (the statues of Christ and St. Sebastian on the front were probably made by Nicholas of Florence). The three-nave early mediaeval church of St. Barbara (11th century), the oldest church in Trogir preserved in its original form, is situated behind the Loggia.
The complex of the Cipiko Palace, consisting of a big palace - portal (I. Duknovic), and a small palace, separated by an alley, closes the western part of the square. Opposite the Palace is the 15th-century Town Hall, with its Romanesque façade overlooking the square; the Gothic yard comprises coats of arms and a stone head (the legend has it that it represents the sculptor Matej Gojkovic).
The street running alongside the Town Hall leads to the coast, where the Romanesque church of St. John the Baptist (13th century), with the ruins of mediaeval walls, is situated. The church accommodates the tomb of the Cipiko family, the relief representing The Mourning of Christ (Nicholas of Florence, around 1470); the church has recently established a picture gallery (Pinakoteka) with paintings (14th to 17th century), statues and codices.
The path further down the coast leads to the Renaissance town gate; the Benedictine nunnery (founded in 1064 and extended in the 16th century) with the church of St. Nicholas is to the right. The Renaissance bell tower was erected in 1598. The collection of the monastery keeps the relief depicting Kairos, the Romanesque-style Madonna with Child, a painted Gothic crucifix, etc.
The path goes past the stone pole on which the flag was raised - Standarac (1605) to the Renaissance Lucic Palace (1604), with a nice portal and a courtyard. The street to the right leads to the Renaissance church of St. Peter (Baroque main altar). West of Lucic Palace is the monastery and the church of St. Dominic, a one-nave structure from the 14th century with Baroque altars
The isolated belfry (1595) of the church of St. Michael, destroyed during bombardment in 1944, rises to the northwest of the monastery. The Kamerlengo Citadel, once connected with the city walls, rises in the south-western part of the small island. The high tower of the citadel represents an expansion of the earlier Genoa Tower from 1380. The Castle’s current appearance dates back to the 15th century. North of the Castle is the round tower of St. Mark from the 15th century and the classicist gloriette between the Castle and the tower originates from the period under the French occupation. The town graveyard, 2 km northeast of Trogir, accommodates the relief of Our Lord (Nicholas of Florence).
Source: Unesco Adriatico
It´s not easy to be The Town Museum in a Town that has been called "Museum Town" - in a town where every single stone, every street, every house... has its own secret story!
An interesting insight into the history of Trogir with clothes, furniture, a beautiful library, carved stones and a wonderful Roman bath. Well worth a visit. We were short on time and should have allo...
Trogir's Town Museum is the former Garagnin-Fanfogna palace a couple of blocks northeast of the main square. I found the museum underwhelming, in need of organization, and not up to the quality worth...
Well worth the fee and an hour of your time to browse. Really liked the stone carvings and the ceramic exhibition. Lovely building. Peaceful retreat from the busy streets.
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Town Museum
4 Ul. Gradska vrataIt´s not easy to be The Town Museum in a Town that has been called "Museum Town" - in a town where every single stone, every street, every house... has its own secret story!
An interesting insight into the history of Trogir with clothes, furniture, a beautiful library, carved stones and a wonderful Roman bath. Well worth a visit. We were short on time and should have allo...
Trogir's Town Museum is the former Garagnin-Fanfogna palace a couple of blocks northeast of the main square. I found the museum underwhelming, in need of organization, and not up to the quality worth...
Well worth the fee and an hour of your time to browse. Really liked the stone carvings and the ceramic exhibition. Lovely building. Peaceful retreat from the busy streets.
The relief sculture of the Greek god of the happy moment - Kairos - is kept in the Benedictine nunnery with the church of St. Nikola.
Zbirka umjetnina Kairos
2 Gradska ul.The relief sculture of the Greek god of the happy moment - Kairos - is kept in the Benedictine nunnery with the church of St. Nikola.
Riva
11 Obala bana BerislavićaWaterfront Promenade of Trogir
In the 13th century, two mendicant religious orders, the Dominican and the Franciscan, spread throughout the whole of Europe, promoting the ideas of equality, justice, piety and voluntary renunciation of ties to property. No more than a decade after the establishment of the order (1216), the Dominicans started to settle in the lands of the Croats. This preaching order, which primarily operated in urban units – in the centre of political, social, cultural and religious events – founded a base in Trogir some little time before 1243, and in the 1260s this became a monastery.
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Church of St. Dominic, Trogir
17 Obala bana BerislavićaIn the 13th century, two mendicant religious orders, the Dominican and the Franciscan, spread throughout the whole of Europe, promoting the ideas of equality, justice, piety and voluntary renunciation of ties to property. No more than a decade after the establishment of the order (1216), the Dominicans started to settle in the lands of the Croats. This preaching order, which primarily operated in urban units – in the centre of political, social, cultural and religious events – founded a base in Trogir some little time before 1243, and in the 1260s this became a monastery.
The St. Peter’s church used to be within the Benedictine monastery intended for noble daughters. The tradition says that is was established by the wife of Bela IV in the 13th century. From the monastery that was used until the 18th century, there is a yard left with a crown of the well with the coat of arms of the Marković family. The Markovićs ordered the altar pala from the author Antonio Molinari (17th century) and the sisters ordered a Baroque organ cabinet. The Church, today with a Baroque interior, has a decorated wooden cassette ceiling and wooden statues of St. Peter and St. Paul, while above the main entrance there is the stone bust of St. Peter, a work of art of Niccolò Fiorentino.
Crkva sv. Petra, Trogir
6 Mornarska ul.The St. Peter’s church used to be within the Benedictine monastery intended for noble daughters. The tradition says that is was established by the wife of Bela IV in the 13th century. From the monastery that was used until the 18th century, there is a yard left with a crown of the well with the coat of arms of the Marković family. The Markovićs ordered the altar pala from the author Antonio Molinari (17th century) and the sisters ordered a Baroque organ cabinet. The Church, today with a Baroque interior, has a decorated wooden cassette ceiling and wooden statues of St. Peter and St. Paul, while above the main entrance there is the stone bust of St. Peter, a work of art of Niccolò Fiorentino.
he Church of St. Nicholas (and the Kairos art collection) was created on the foundations of older smaller churches and the southern gate of the antique town, with the stylistic features ranging from Romanesque period to Baroque. It is an integral part of the only preserved women’s Benedictine monastery founded in 1064, intended for noblewomen. The bell tower with lacy, stone grids, work of the stonemason’s family of Tripun Bokanić from the island of Brač, was erected at the end of the 16th century. Inside it is richly decorated in the Baroque style, with stucco decorations and portraits of the saints by the painter Nicola Grassi (nowadays in the monastery collection).
On the southern wall of the monastery’s courtyard, there is the oldest Greek inscription built in (2nd century B.C.) mentioning the names of people who performed public services. The very courtyard was turned into a small stone exhibition from which one enters into the Kairos art collection, whose most valuable exhibit is the relief with the figure of Kairos, a deity of the happy moment created in the period between the 4th and 3rd century B.C. In the exhibition, there are stone fragments found during archaeological research in the church itself and heritage in paintings, silver, church vestments, manuscripts etc. It is to be emphasized that, in the Monastery, the first Croatian songbook of old authors was found - Vartal, that was collected by Petar Lucić (nowadays in the Croatian Academy of Arts and Sciences in Zagreb - HAZU).
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Crkva sv. Nikole
10 Obala bana Berislavićahe Church of St. Nicholas (and the Kairos art collection) was created on the foundations of older smaller churches and the southern gate of the antique town, with the stylistic features ranging from Romanesque period to Baroque. It is an integral part of the only preserved women’s Benedictine monastery founded in 1064, intended for noblewomen. The bell tower with lacy, stone grids, work of the stonemason’s family of Tripun Bokanić from the island of Brač, was erected at the end of the 16th century. Inside it is richly decorated in the Baroque style, with stucco decorations and portraits of the saints by the painter Nicola Grassi (nowadays in the monastery collection).
On the southern wall of the monastery’s courtyard, there is the oldest Greek inscription built in (2nd century B.C.) mentioning the names of people who performed public services. The very courtyard was turned into a small stone exhibition from which one enters into the Kairos art collection, whose most valuable exhibit is the relief with the figure of Kairos, a deity of the happy moment created in the period between the 4th and 3rd century B.C. In the exhibition, there are stone fragments found during archaeological research in the church itself and heritage in paintings, silver, church vestments, manuscripts etc. It is to be emphasized that, in the Monastery, the first Croatian songbook of old authors was found - Vartal, that was collected by Petar Lucić (nowadays in the Croatian Academy of Arts and Sciences in Zagreb - HAZU).
The two Cipicco/Ćipiko Palaces, the large and the small one, were created by connecting Romanesque buildings. In the front of the large palace, there is a Gothic triphora, a work of art of Andrea Alessi, and the doors quarried by Ivan Duknović. The Southern portal was made by Niccolò Fiorentino. On the lintel, there are quarried angels wearing leaves with the inscription that in translation means Know thyself. In the small palace, there is a yard with an external stairway and the door of Niccolò Fiorentino as well as a relief with the figure of Alviz Cipiko.
Alviz was a supracomite of the Trogir galleon that, with the name of Woman, participated in the Battle of Lepanto in 1571. According to the tradition, Alviz Cipiko captured and drowned the Turkish ship Rooster under the command of Captain Ali. The figure at the front of the ship, Rooster, held by a firm hand, was brought to Trogir as a war trophy and exhibited in the atrium of Cipiko’s palace, at the place where today there is a cast, while the original is in the permanent exhibition of the Museum of the City of Trogir.
In the library of the Cipiko family, a fragment of the Supper of Trimalchio from the novel Satirikon by Petronius Arbiter was found (nowadays in Paris). The palace nowadays has room for the Folk music of Trogir and the Josip Hatze Music School - DO Trogir.
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Palace Cipiko
10 Radovanov trgThe two Cipicco/Ćipiko Palaces, the large and the small one, were created by connecting Romanesque buildings. In the front of the large palace, there is a Gothic triphora, a work of art of Andrea Alessi, and the doors quarried by Ivan Duknović. The Southern portal was made by Niccolò Fiorentino. On the lintel, there are quarried angels wearing leaves with the inscription that in translation means Know thyself. In the small palace, there is a yard with an external stairway and the door of Niccolò Fiorentino as well as a relief with the figure of Alviz Cipiko.
Alviz was a supracomite of the Trogir galleon that, with the name of Woman, participated in the Battle of Lepanto in 1571. According to the tradition, Alviz Cipiko captured and drowned the Turkish ship Rooster under the command of Captain Ali. The figure at the front of the ship, Rooster, held by a firm hand, was brought to Trogir as a war trophy and exhibited in the atrium of Cipiko’s palace, at the place where today there is a cast, while the original is in the permanent exhibition of the Museum of the City of Trogir.
In the library of the Cipiko family, a fragment of the Supper of Trimalchio from the novel Satirikon by Petronius Arbiter was found (nowadays in Paris). The palace nowadays has room for the Folk music of Trogir and the Josip Hatze Music School - DO Trogir.
The Communal Palace – the Town Hall is mentioned in the 13th century; today’s appearance can be attributed to the renovation in the 19th century when the coats of arms of the noble families of the town were installed as well as other spolia that bring back its Renaissance look. The very internal courtyard has Gothic stylistic features with a stairway constructed by Matej Gojković. A duke lived in the palace and ruled the town from there. In the Modern Age, a part of the first floor served for the needs of a theatre.
In the ground floor of the building, there were prisons. Among all of the plaques placed there in the 20th century, one should single out the one placed in 1935 on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Croatian anthem, the plaque placed in 1986 on the occasion of celebrating the 100th anniversary of the victory of the People’s Party and the one placed in 1997 on the occasion of listing the city on the UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites. The Palace has kept the continuity of its purpose until today.
Knežev dvor (Gradska vijećnica)
1 Trg Ivana Pavla IIThe Communal Palace – the Town Hall is mentioned in the 13th century; today’s appearance can be attributed to the renovation in the 19th century when the coats of arms of the noble families of the town were installed as well as other spolia that bring back its Renaissance look. The very internal courtyard has Gothic stylistic features with a stairway constructed by Matej Gojković. A duke lived in the palace and ruled the town from there. In the Modern Age, a part of the first floor served for the needs of a theatre.
In the ground floor of the building, there were prisons. Among all of the plaques placed there in the 20th century, one should single out the one placed in 1935 on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Croatian anthem, the plaque placed in 1986 on the occasion of celebrating the 100th anniversary of the victory of the People’s Party and the one placed in 1997 on the occasion of listing the city on the UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites. The Palace has kept the continuity of its purpose until today.
One should emphasize also the Lucić Palace, the birth house of the father of the Croatian historiography, Ivan Lucić, located on the waterfront, the Stafileo/Štafilić Palace located along the main longitudinal street that following the direction of the antique decumans, the group of Andreis houses located in the southwestern part of the town, near the Church of St. Peter, the group of houses of the Dragazzo family, the Berislavić house – birth house of the Croatian Ban and Bishop Petar Berislavić who with his courage in fighting the Turks obligated not only the Croatian people, but Europe as well, ...
Lucic Palace
18-20 Budislavićeva ul.One should emphasize also the Lucić Palace, the birth house of the father of the Croatian historiography, Ivan Lucić, located on the waterfront, the Stafileo/Štafilić Palace located along the main longitudinal street that following the direction of the antique decumans, the group of Andreis houses located in the southwestern part of the town, near the Church of St. Peter, the group of houses of the Dragazzo family, the Berislavić house – birth house of the Croatian Ban and Bishop Petar Berislavić who with his courage in fighting the Turks obligated not only the Croatian people, but Europe as well, ...
The City Loggia is situated on the southwestern side of the main city square, on the one side leaning to the Church of St. Sebastian – a tower with the city clock, and on the other side to the Church of St. Barbara. It was built at the end of the 13th century in the form of a porch whose roof carries six high posts. On one of them, there is the coat of arms of the Loredan family. In the 17th century, a stone table was placed in the loggia above which there is a renaissance relief of Niccolò Fiorentino with a presentation of Justice and city patron saints – St. John and St. Lawrence from the 15th century, with several subsequent interventions. In the middle of the relief, until 1932 there was a figure of a lion of St. Mark. On the southern wall of the city loggia, there is a relief of Ban and Bishop Petar Berislavić, a work of art of Ivan Meštrović from 1938. Its interesting roof was renovated during the 19th century when the paving was also renovated. In the past, the loggia served as a courthouse, while today, during the summer months, you can enjoy in the sounds of the Klapa music in there.
In the small loggia situated to the east of the southern city gate, there used to be refuge for those who were late to enter the town after the city gate was closed. The small loggia is a simple building, without any special decoration – the coats of arms of two dukes are visible on it – the one of Francesco Lippoman from the 15th century and Francesco da Mosto from the 16th century. Until recently, the small loggia was peškarija – a fish market, while nowadays in the summer it is a place where souvenirs are sold.
Trg Ivana Pavla II
Trg Ivana Pavla IIThe City Loggia is situated on the southwestern side of the main city square, on the one side leaning to the Church of St. Sebastian – a tower with the city clock, and on the other side to the Church of St. Barbara. It was built at the end of the 13th century in the form of a porch whose roof carries six high posts. On one of them, there is the coat of arms of the Loredan family. In the 17th century, a stone table was placed in the loggia above which there is a renaissance relief of Niccolò Fiorentino with a presentation of Justice and city patron saints – St. John and St. Lawrence from the 15th century, with several subsequent interventions. In the middle of the relief, until 1932 there was a figure of a lion of St. Mark. On the southern wall of the city loggia, there is a relief of Ban and Bishop Petar Berislavić, a work of art of Ivan Meštrović from 1938. Its interesting roof was renovated during the 19th century when the paving was also renovated. In the past, the loggia served as a courthouse, while today, during the summer months, you can enjoy in the sounds of the Klapa music in there.
In the small loggia situated to the east of the southern city gate, there used to be refuge for those who were late to enter the town after the city gate was closed. The small loggia is a simple building, without any special decoration – the coats of arms of two dukes are visible on it – the one of Francesco Lippoman from the 15th century and Francesco da Mosto from the 16th century. Until recently, the small loggia was peškarija – a fish market, while nowadays in the summer it is a place where souvenirs are sold.
The Northern City Gate is a new city gate built in the 17th century, at the time of the Cretan War. It got its today’s look in 1763; the year is quarried on the very gate. The gate also shows the openings for chains with which one lifted and lowered the wooden, movable part of a former bridge. The gate also shows a hook on which there was a coat of arms of the provider (ruler) Antonio Bernardo, nowadays located in the stone exhibition of the Museum of the City of Trogir. In the niche above the opening of the gate, until 1932 there was a relief of a winged lion of St. Mark. From the crack in the niche until 1904, a cypress was growing that the people of Trogir perceived as a piece of heritage and a true miracle. Above the door there is the statue of St. John of Trogir, patron saint of the city of Trogir.
The Southern City Gate was built in 1593 during the time of Duke Delfin Delfino. In the middle, above the door opening, within the decorated stone framework with twisted consoles, until 1932 there was a relief of a winged lion of St. Mark. One has also kept the wooden doorframe studded by large nails.
Ulica Gradska vrata
Ulica Gradska vrataThe Northern City Gate is a new city gate built in the 17th century, at the time of the Cretan War. It got its today’s look in 1763; the year is quarried on the very gate. The gate also shows the openings for chains with which one lifted and lowered the wooden, movable part of a former bridge. The gate also shows a hook on which there was a coat of arms of the provider (ruler) Antonio Bernardo, nowadays located in the stone exhibition of the Museum of the City of Trogir. In the niche above the opening of the gate, until 1932 there was a relief of a winged lion of St. Mark. From the crack in the niche until 1904, a cypress was growing that the people of Trogir perceived as a piece of heritage and a true miracle. Above the door there is the statue of St. John of Trogir, patron saint of the city of Trogir.
The Southern City Gate was built in 1593 during the time of Duke Delfin Delfino. In the middle, above the door opening, within the decorated stone framework with twisted consoles, until 1932 there was a relief of a winged lion of St. Mark. One has also kept the wooden doorframe studded by large nails.
Food scene in Trogir
Family restaurant “Don Dino” with long tradition situated in the center of Trogir old town offers you wide selection of Dalmatian specialties, modernly prepared food and domestic or imported wines. Beside daily fresh fish and shells you can enjoy in meat specialties, homemade pasta and other delicacies. Web: www.dondino.hr
Restaurant Don Dino
Trg Augustina KažotićaFamily restaurant “Don Dino” with long tradition situated in the center of Trogir old town offers you wide selection of Dalmatian specialties, modernly prepared food and domestic or imported wines. Beside daily fresh fish and shells you can enjoy in meat specialties, homemade pasta and other delicacies. Web: www.dondino.hr
Family run place providing not only pizza but great pasta dishes. Situated in the heart of the town, friendly staff, good menu and pleasant atmosphere.
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Kristian Pizza
9 Ul. Blaženog Augustina KažotićaFamily run place providing not only pizza but great pasta dishes. Situated in the heart of the town, friendly staff, good menu and pleasant atmosphere.
30 years of tradition and an excellent offer will surely satisfied the needs of the most demanding and hard to please gourmands. A very rich gastronomic offer includes fish and meat specialties and lots of other barbecue specialties. On our comfortable terrace we organize all kinds of parties, business and family dinners, weddings and promotions. Web: www.kamerlengo.hr
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Restaurant Kamerlengo
2 Vukovarska ul.30 years of tradition and an excellent offer will surely satisfied the needs of the most demanding and hard to please gourmands. A very rich gastronomic offer includes fish and meat specialties and lots of other barbecue specialties. On our comfortable terrace we organize all kinds of parties, business and family dinners, weddings and promotions. Web: www.kamerlengo.hr
It comes with a wood oven perfect for the best pizza of Trogir. Situated on the main Trogir waterfront, it offers a various choice of pizzas and salads. Meat dishes are also worth to be eat. Web: www.pizzeria-mirkec.hr
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Mirkec
15 Budislavićeva ul.It comes with a wood oven perfect for the best pizza of Trogir. Situated on the main Trogir waterfront, it offers a various choice of pizzas and salads. Meat dishes are also worth to be eat. Web: www.pizzeria-mirkec.hr
After a proved gastronomic tradition experienced in the restaurant Frankie in Seget Donji, since years known as the best fish restaurant of Trogir Riviera, its owner decided to open a new one in Trogir, in the new SCT Marina Trogir. Both decorated with taste and providing a great choice of fish and meat dishes, open all over the year.
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Restoran BOCEL
18 Put brodograditeljaAfter a proved gastronomic tradition experienced in the restaurant Frankie in Seget Donji, since years known as the best fish restaurant of Trogir Riviera, its owner decided to open a new one in Trogir, in the new SCT Marina Trogir. Both decorated with taste and providing a great choice of fish and meat dishes, open all over the year.
The gourmet Tragos restaurant is at the very top of Dalmatian and Croatian gastronomy.
The area dominated by ceiling beams (17th c.) And stone slabs (17th c.), Reliefs and sculptures, which for centuries produced wine, is today one of the most famous restaurants in the region.
As a result of a long tradition and knowledge, the restaurant presents the best dishes of Adriatic fish, meat and vegetables from the family garden paired with top quality Croatian wines.
With a very rich and varied wine list in the restaurant of the hotel, which is inscribed in important national and international enogastronomic guides, it can simultaneously serve 45 to 50 guests, while in summer guests can enjoy two cameras.
Hotel Tragos
3 Budislavićeva ul.The gourmet Tragos restaurant is at the very top of Dalmatian and Croatian gastronomy.
The area dominated by ceiling beams (17th c.) And stone slabs (17th c.), Reliefs and sculptures, which for centuries produced wine, is today one of the most famous restaurants in the region.
As a result of a long tradition and knowledge, the restaurant presents the best dishes of Adriatic fish, meat and vegetables from the family garden paired with top quality Croatian wines.
With a very rich and varied wine list in the restaurant of the hotel, which is inscribed in important national and international enogastronomic guides, it can simultaneously serve 45 to 50 guests, while in summer guests can enjoy two cameras.
Vrata O'Grada means Doors of the city in Croatian, located in front of the main gate of the historical city of Trogir we welcome you to indulge in homely, genuine traditional cuisine, have a drink or coffee while you enjoy the stunning views of the city.
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Vrata O Grada
5 Gradska ul.Vrata O'Grada means Doors of the city in Croatian, located in front of the main gate of the historical city of Trogir we welcome you to indulge in homely, genuine traditional cuisine, have a drink or coffee while you enjoy the stunning views of the city.
The restaurant is situated on the most beautiful location on famous Trogir's waterfront. Enjoy in many different flavors and fin live music.
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Kapasanta
23 Obala bana BerislavićaThe restaurant is situated on the most beautiful location on famous Trogir's waterfront. Enjoy in many different flavors and fin live music.
Food bar Odma Tu
Hidden gem of Trogir - with live music, great cocktails and tapas
Highlights near Trogir
Primošten literary means over-bridged. That's because the city used to be an island before. The part between the old city and the mainland is artificial/handmade. Unlike most of other cities on the coast, Primošten was built by Croats. It is situated at only 15 minutes driving from Trogir.
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Primošten
Primošten literary means over-bridged. That's because the city used to be an island before. The part between the old city and the mainland is artificial/handmade. Unlike most of other cities on the coast, Primošten was built by Croats. It is situated at only 15 minutes driving from Trogir.
Unlike other cities along the Adriatic coast, which were established by Greeks, Illyrians and Romans, Šibenik was founded by Croats. Excavations of the castle of Saint Michael, have since proven that the place was inhabited long before the actual arrival of the Croats. It is situated at only 40 minutes driving from Trogir.
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Šibenik
Unlike other cities along the Adriatic coast, which were established by Greeks, Illyrians and Romans, Šibenik was founded by Croats. Excavations of the castle of Saint Michael, have since proven that the place was inhabited long before the actual arrival of the Croats. It is situated at only 40 minutes driving from Trogir.
Boasting an historic old town of Roman ruins, medieval churches, cosmopolitan cafes and quality museums set on a small peninsula, Zadar is an intriguing city. It’s not too crowded, it’s not overrun with tourists and its two unique attractions...
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Zadar
Boasting an historic old town of Roman ruins, medieval churches, cosmopolitan cafes and quality museums set on a small peninsula, Zadar is an intriguing city. It’s not too crowded, it’s not overrun with tourists and its two unique attractions...
Split is not only an urban, cultural and traffic centre of Dalmatia with road and sea connections to Dalmatia's numerous summer resorts, but it is itself often a destination for tourists and excursionists. A city with a 1700-year old tradition...
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Split
Split is not only an urban, cultural and traffic centre of Dalmatia with road and sea connections to Dalmatia's numerous summer resorts, but it is itself often a destination for tourists and excursionists. A city with a 1700-year old tradition...
Omiš is a town and port in the Dalmatia region of Croatia, and is a municipality in the Split-Dalmatia County. The town is situated approximately 25 kilometres (16 miles) south-east of Croatia's second largest city, Split. Its location is where the emerald-green Cetina River meets the Adriatic Sea.
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Omiš
Omiš is a town and port in the Dalmatia region of Croatia, and is a municipality in the Split-Dalmatia County. The town is situated approximately 25 kilometres (16 miles) south-east of Croatia's second largest city, Split. Its location is where the emerald-green Cetina River meets the Adriatic Sea.
Marina is an old fishermen village and a small harbor in the gulf of Trogir. It represents the perfect combination of sun, sea, stone and salt, a place with a tradition and pervasive urban way of life. The little port has 140 berths and the place frequently visited by boaters
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Marina
Marina is an old fishermen village and a small harbor in the gulf of Trogir. It represents the perfect combination of sun, sea, stone and salt, a place with a tradition and pervasive urban way of life. The little port has 140 berths and the place frequently visited by boaters
Seget Donji (lower Seget), at only 2 km from Trogir, is the largest place in the county of Seget. It was founded in 1564 when the executive magistrate of Trogir issued to Jakov Rotondo the permit to build a tower, where the inhabitants could protect themselves in case of threat of war.
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Seget Donji
Seget Donji (lower Seget), at only 2 km from Trogir, is the largest place in the county of Seget. It was founded in 1564 when the executive magistrate of Trogir issued to Jakov Rotondo the permit to build a tower, where the inhabitants could protect themselves in case of threat of war.
Kaštela is an agglomeration of seven small towns in Croatia, located northwest of the city of Split, west of Solin and east of Trogir, on the central Dalmatian coast. The Kastela Riviera is a fertile area, about 20 kilometres in length, featuring the first Roman floating docks and 50 places on the long, verdant area, northwest of Split.
The Kastela region with its Mediterranean tone, picturesque landscape and unique composition of natural environment attracted people since prehistoric times. From ancient Greek sailors, Roman patricians, Croatian kings, rulers, Venetian royals to the present sun and sea lovers, as well as mysterious legacies from the past.
Once an ancient Greek port, a stopover point for Roman veterans and a summer place for Croatian kings is today a tourist resort, carrying the same name. Along its long gravel beach there are terraces and viewpoints, tennis and other sports grounds, surrounded by greenery of pine and tamaris trees.
MUST VISIT: Castel Vitturi in Kaštel Lukšić
Kaštel Lukšić is famous for its castel, called Vitturi, where the Croatian Romeo and Juliet's love tragedy take place. Miljenko Rušinić and Dobrila Vitturi, the Croatian Romeo and Juliet, fell in love at first sight. The conflict that existed between their fathers who were noblemen meant that they could only see each other in secret. But their romantic bliss was short-lived....more info: https://www.chasingthedonkey.com/kastel-luksic-miljenko-dobrila/.
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Kaštela
Kaštela is an agglomeration of seven small towns in Croatia, located northwest of the city of Split, west of Solin and east of Trogir, on the central Dalmatian coast. The Kastela Riviera is a fertile area, about 20 kilometres in length, featuring the first Roman floating docks and 50 places on the long, verdant area, northwest of Split.
The Kastela region with its Mediterranean tone, picturesque landscape and unique composition of natural environment attracted people since prehistoric times. From ancient Greek sailors, Roman patricians, Croatian kings, rulers, Venetian royals to the present sun and sea lovers, as well as mysterious legacies from the past.
Once an ancient Greek port, a stopover point for Roman veterans and a summer place for Croatian kings is today a tourist resort, carrying the same name. Along its long gravel beach there are terraces and viewpoints, tennis and other sports grounds, surrounded by greenery of pine and tamaris trees.
MUST VISIT: Castel Vitturi in Kaštel Lukšić
Kaštel Lukšić is famous for its castel, called Vitturi, where the Croatian Romeo and Juliet's love tragedy take place. Miljenko Rušinić and Dobrila Vitturi, the Croatian Romeo and Juliet, fell in love at first sight. The conflict that existed between their fathers who were noblemen meant that they could only see each other in secret. But their romantic bliss was short-lived....more info: https://www.chasingthedonkey.com/kastel-luksic-miljenko-dobrila/.
Beaches in Trogir
Close to Trogir center there are several beaches within walking distance. For those who want to explore the other beaches of the Riviera taxi boats are always available from the main Trogir waterfront...The beaches are all pebble (gravel) beaches and are recommended for singles & young people, families and families with small children. The beaches are equipped with deck chairs rental, a restaurant & a bar in the vicinity and with a children playground.
Situated at about 500 m east of the centre of Trogir at only 5 minutes walking. It takes its name from the coffee bar "Čokolada" (Chocolate), which is open all over the year. Trogirians use to enjoy the sun there all year around. It is a 500 m long gravel beach with two coffee bars and a children playground. A perfect place for those who are staying in the centre of the old town. Deck chairs and umbrellas rental are available too.
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INA Trogir Brigi
40 kneza TrpimiraSituated at about 500 m east of the centre of Trogir at only 5 minutes walking. It takes its name from the coffee bar "Čokolada" (Chocolate), which is open all over the year. Trogirians use to enjoy the sun there all year around. It is a 500 m long gravel beach with two coffee bars and a children playground. A perfect place for those who are staying in the centre of the old town. Deck chairs and umbrellas rental are available too.
At only 400 m (5 minutes walking from the centre of Trogir), Duhanka beach is located on the island of Ciovo, across the bridge which is connecting Trogir to Ciovo turning left. It takes it names from the a tobacco factory housed in a beautiful building of early twentieth century, which is behind the beach. The tobacco factory has been completely renovated some years ago and soon it will open its door as a beautiful hotel. It is a 200 m long rocky and pebble beach with a coffee bar providing deck chairs rental.
DUHANKA d.d.
Put Sv. KrižaAt only 400 m (5 minutes walking from the centre of Trogir), Duhanka beach is located on the island of Ciovo, across the bridge which is connecting Trogir to Ciovo turning left. It takes it names from the a tobacco factory housed in a beautiful building of early twentieth century, which is behind the beach. The tobacco factory has been completely renovated some years ago and soon it will open its door as a beautiful hotel. It is a 200 m long rocky and pebble beach with a coffee bar providing deck chairs rental.
This beach is located at about 1,5 km east of the centre of Trogir. It is a long pebble and sandy beach. The beach can be reached from the main Trogir bus station by the bus No. 37, at the second stop and then walking for about 200 m in direction of Split. On your right side you will see a sign that shows you the way. A beach bar is available as well deck chairs rental. The place is ideal spot for family with children. The area is a protected nature resort ending with the so called Pantan watermills, where it today housed a good restaurant of the Riviera.
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Pantan
This beach is located at about 1,5 km east of the centre of Trogir. It is a long pebble and sandy beach. The beach can be reached from the main Trogir bus station by the bus No. 37, at the second stop and then walking for about 200 m in direction of Split. On your right side you will see a sign that shows you the way. A beach bar is available as well deck chairs rental. The place is ideal spot for family with children. The area is a protected nature resort ending with the so called Pantan watermills, where it today housed a good restaurant of the Riviera.
Krknjasi bay is located just 7 NM from old town Trogir, on Drvenik Veli island. Amazing turquoise blue color of the sea and wild nature makes this place tropical paradise. On the outside, the bay is protected with islands, large and small Krknjasi. A beautiful pebble beach and shallow sandy seabed is a true tropical paradise of our sea.
On Krknjasi there is a cult Dalmatian tavern, with an excellent selection of fresh seafood and authentic Dalmatian dishes. The coast is easily accessible by boat, you can rent in Trogir.
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Otok Krknjaš Veli
Krknjasi bay is located just 7 NM from old town Trogir, on Drvenik Veli island. Amazing turquoise blue color of the sea and wild nature makes this place tropical paradise. On the outside, the bay is protected with islands, large and small Krknjasi. A beautiful pebble beach and shallow sandy seabed is a true tropical paradise of our sea.
On Krknjasi there is a cult Dalmatian tavern, with an excellent selection of fresh seafood and authentic Dalmatian dishes. The coast is easily accessible by boat, you can rent in Trogir.
National parks near Trogir (day trips)
The natural attributes of the Plitvice Lakes National Park, uniqueness and sensibility of that phenomenon, deserve a full attention of our visitors. Recreational aspect of stay and the amazement with beauty of the area that conquers by its natural diversity and harmony of shapes and colours in any of the seasons, is based on many mutually conditioned natural characteristics.
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プリトヴィツェ湖群国立公園
The natural attributes of the Plitvice Lakes National Park, uniqueness and sensibility of that phenomenon, deserve a full attention of our visitors. Recreational aspect of stay and the amazement with beauty of the area that conquers by its natural diversity and harmony of shapes and colours in any of the seasons, is based on many mutually conditioned natural characteristics.
The Krka National Park is located entirely within the territory of Šibenik-Knin County and encompasses an area of 109 square kilometers along the Krka River: two kilometers downriver from Knin to Skradin and the lower part of the river Čikola. The Krka National Park is a spacious, largely unchanged region of exceptional and multifaceted natural value, and includes one or more preserved or insignificantly altered ecosystems.
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クルカ
The Krka National Park is located entirely within the territory of Šibenik-Knin County and encompasses an area of 109 square kilometers along the Krka River: two kilometers downriver from Knin to Skradin and the lower part of the river Čikola. The Krka National Park is a spacious, largely unchanged region of exceptional and multifaceted natural value, and includes one or more preserved or insignificantly altered ecosystems.
Secret places near Trogir
Along the cost, in the centre of Slatine it stands the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the XVII century. Following the eastern coast, up the cliff is the nicely located hermitage church of Our Lady of Prizidnica. The church in Prizidnice was built in 1546 by priest J. Strojdražić, the hermit of Prizidnice who had settled there years before. It is 460 years old and many stories and legends are connected with the place itself, which elder people from Slatine will gladly share when you visit it.
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Gospe od Prizidnice
2 Put Duboke GarmeAlong the cost, in the centre of Slatine it stands the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the XVII century. Following the eastern coast, up the cliff is the nicely located hermitage church of Our Lady of Prizidnica. The church in Prizidnice was built in 1546 by priest J. Strojdražić, the hermit of Prizidnice who had settled there years before. It is 460 years old and many stories and legends are connected with the place itself, which elder people from Slatine will gladly share when you visit it.
Dalmatia islands
HVAR, the island of sunshine
Hvar is a Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea, located off the Dalmatian coast, lying between the islands of Brač, Vis and Korčula. Approximately 68 km (42.25 mi) long, with a high east-west ridge of Mesozoic limestone and dolomite, the island of Hvar is unusual in the area for having a large fertile coastal plain, and fresh water springs. Its hillsides are covered in pine forests, with vineyards, olive groves, fruit orchards and lavender fields in the agricultural areas.
Hvar’s location at the center of the Adriatic sailing routes has long made this island an important base for commanding trade up and down the Adriatic, across to Italy and throughout the wider Mediterranean. It has been inhabited since pre-historic times, originally by a Neolithic people whose distinctive pottery gave rise to the term Hvar culture, and later by the Illyrians. The ancient Greeks founded the colony of Pharos in 384 BC on the site of today’s Stari Grad, making it one of the oldest towns in Europe. They were also responsible for setting out the agricultural field divisions of the Stari Grad Plain, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In medieval times, Hvar (city) rose to importance within the Venetian Empire as a major naval base. Prosperity brought culture and the arts, with one of the first public theatres in Europe, nobles’ palaces and many fine communal buildings.
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フヴァル島
HVAR, the island of sunshine
Hvar is a Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea, located off the Dalmatian coast, lying between the islands of Brač, Vis and Korčula. Approximately 68 km (42.25 mi) long, with a high east-west ridge of Mesozoic limestone and dolomite, the island of Hvar is unusual in the area for having a large fertile coastal plain, and fresh water springs. Its hillsides are covered in pine forests, with vineyards, olive groves, fruit orchards and lavender fields in the agricultural areas.
Hvar’s location at the center of the Adriatic sailing routes has long made this island an important base for commanding trade up and down the Adriatic, across to Italy and throughout the wider Mediterranean. It has been inhabited since pre-historic times, originally by a Neolithic people whose distinctive pottery gave rise to the term Hvar culture, and later by the Illyrians. The ancient Greeks founded the colony of Pharos in 384 BC on the site of today’s Stari Grad, making it one of the oldest towns in Europe. They were also responsible for setting out the agricultural field divisions of the Stari Grad Plain, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In medieval times, Hvar (city) rose to importance within the Venetian Empire as a major naval base. Prosperity brought culture and the arts, with one of the first public theatres in Europe, nobles’ palaces and many fine communal buildings.
VIS, the island of thousand secrets
Vis is a small Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea. The farthest inhabited island off the Croatian mainland, Vis cover an area of 90.26 square kilometres (34.85 square miles). The highest point of the island is Hum which is 587 metres (1,926 feet) above sea level. The island's two largest settlements are the town of Vis on the eastern side of the island (the settlement after which the island was originally named), and Komiža, on its western coast.
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Vis
VIS, the island of thousand secrets
Vis is a small Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea. The farthest inhabited island off the Croatian mainland, Vis cover an area of 90.26 square kilometres (34.85 square miles). The highest point of the island is Hum which is 587 metres (1,926 feet) above sea level. The island's two largest settlements are the town of Vis on the eastern side of the island (the settlement after which the island was originally named), and Komiža, on its western coast.
Brač is an island in the Adriatic Sea within Croatia, with an area of 396 square kilometres (153 sq mi), making it the largest island in Dalmatia, and the third largest in the Adriatic. It is separated from the mainland by the Brač Channel, which is 5 to 13 km (3 to 8 mi) wide. The island's tallest peak, Vidova gora, or Mount St. Vid, stands at 778 m, making it the highest island point in the Adriatic.
The most famous attraction on the island of Brač it the most photographed beach of Croatia, the Zlatni rat in Bol.
Often referred to as the Golden Cape or Golden Horn, it is a spit of land located about 2 kilometres (1 mile) west from the harbour town of Bol on the southern coast of the Croatian island of Brač, in the region of Dalmatia. It extends into the Hvar Channel, a body of water in the Adriatic Sea between the islands of Brač and Hvar, which is home to strong currents. The landform itself is mostly composed of a white pebble beach, with a Mediterranean pine grove taking up the remainder.
The very tip of Zlatni rat keeps changing its shape constantly due to the influence of winds, waves and sea currents, making it appear different and repeatedly interesting. This location is a protected natural area and a favourite spot for surfers and kite-surfers from around the globe.
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ブラチ島
Brač is an island in the Adriatic Sea within Croatia, with an area of 396 square kilometres (153 sq mi), making it the largest island in Dalmatia, and the third largest in the Adriatic. It is separated from the mainland by the Brač Channel, which is 5 to 13 km (3 to 8 mi) wide. The island's tallest peak, Vidova gora, or Mount St. Vid, stands at 778 m, making it the highest island point in the Adriatic.
The most famous attraction on the island of Brač it the most photographed beach of Croatia, the Zlatni rat in Bol.
Often referred to as the Golden Cape or Golden Horn, it is a spit of land located about 2 kilometres (1 mile) west from the harbour town of Bol on the southern coast of the Croatian island of Brač, in the region of Dalmatia. It extends into the Hvar Channel, a body of water in the Adriatic Sea between the islands of Brač and Hvar, which is home to strong currents. The landform itself is mostly composed of a white pebble beach, with a Mediterranean pine grove taking up the remainder.
The very tip of Zlatni rat keeps changing its shape constantly due to the influence of winds, waves and sea currents, making it appear different and repeatedly interesting. This location is a protected natural area and a favourite spot for surfers and kite-surfers from around the globe.
ŠOLTA, the island of olive groves
The island of Solta is situated in the Adriatic Sea in the central Dalmatian archipelago, west of the island of Brač, south of Split (separated by Split Channel) and east of the Drvenik islands, Drvenik Mali and Drvenik Veli (separated by the Šolta Channel). Its area is 58.98 km2 and it has a population of 1,700 people. The highest peak of Šolta is the summit Vela Straža which is 236 metres high. On the north-eastern coast of the island there are the large bays of Rogač and Nečujam. In the western part of the interior of Šolta there is a field approximately 6 km long and 2 km wide. The main fishing center is Maslinica, which is exposed to only north-westerly winds, making it a good shelter for smaller boats. Rogač is the main port and Nečujam the centre of the island’s tourism.
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Šolta
ŠOLTA, the island of olive groves
The island of Solta is situated in the Adriatic Sea in the central Dalmatian archipelago, west of the island of Brač, south of Split (separated by Split Channel) and east of the Drvenik islands, Drvenik Mali and Drvenik Veli (separated by the Šolta Channel). Its area is 58.98 km2 and it has a population of 1,700 people. The highest peak of Šolta is the summit Vela Straža which is 236 metres high. On the north-eastern coast of the island there are the large bays of Rogač and Nečujam. In the western part of the interior of Šolta there is a field approximately 6 km long and 2 km wide. The main fishing center is Maslinica, which is exposed to only north-westerly winds, making it a good shelter for smaller boats. Rogač is the main port and Nečujam the centre of the island’s tourism.
Drvenik Veli is island of Middle Dalmatia, located between the mainland and the island of Solta, only 28 km from Split port.
This is a sparsely populated island. Its 12 km2 are covered in low bushes of aromatic herbs and its 24 km of coastline are famous for its sand and pebble beaches, with many coves and bays. Surrounded by the uninhabited islets of Krknjasi, Orud and Macaknar it provides an atmosphere of long lost piece of eden.
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Drvenik Veli
Drvenik Veli is island of Middle Dalmatia, located between the mainland and the island of Solta, only 28 km from Split port.
This is a sparsely populated island. Its 12 km2 are covered in low bushes of aromatic herbs and its 24 km of coastline are famous for its sand and pebble beaches, with many coves and bays. Surrounded by the uninhabited islets of Krknjasi, Orud and Macaknar it provides an atmosphere of long lost piece of eden.
Two kilometars to the south, across Drvenicka vrata Channel lies Drvenik Mali. This tiny island, of only 3,43 km2, is famous for having no paved roads.
With its population of 60 people, this sparsely inhabited island is famous for its olive groves and delicious carob, clear sea and unspoiled nature. Together with Drvenik Veli and the surrounding islets it makes a perfect playground for all nature lovers seeking an adventure out there on the water!
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Drvenik Mali
Two kilometars to the south, across Drvenicka vrata Channel lies Drvenik Mali. This tiny island, of only 3,43 km2, is famous for having no paved roads.
With its population of 60 people, this sparsely inhabited island is famous for its olive groves and delicious carob, clear sea and unspoiled nature. Together with Drvenik Veli and the surrounding islets it makes a perfect playground for all nature lovers seeking an adventure out there on the water!
Čiovo is a small island located off the Adriatic coast in Croatia with an area of 28.8 square kilometers (11.1 sq mi) (length 15.3 km (9.5 mi), width up to 3.5 km (2.2 mi)). In the Middle Ages, Čiovo had many villages and it was a place for lepers. Remains of the pre-Romanesque church of St. Peter have been found near Slatine, in the Supetar cove. The medieval church of St. Maurice (Sv. Mavro) has been preserved in Žedno and the pre-Romanesque church of Our Lady near the Sea (Gospa pokraj mora). The population of Čiovo increased in the 15th century through the settlement of refugees who fled from the Turks. Simultaneously, the suburban areas of Trogir also extended to Čiovo.
Nowadays it consists of many villages. On the east side, from Trogir crossing the bridge and then left, there is the village Mastrinka, then Arbanija and Slatine at the end. Over the hill there is the small settlement of Žedno. Again from Trogir crossing the bridge and then right, there is Okrug Gornji and the Okrug Donji, at the very end of the island. On the southern side of the island then there are Mavarstica (south-east), Businci and Rastici (south-west). All this villages are full of apartments and villas, making of the island of Ciovo a big holiday resort which attracts many tourists all over the world.
Known for its Mediterranean climate, rich vegetation and the archipelago of small picturesque islands, Čiovo turns a relaxing holiday in search of hidden secrets of the rich cultural and historical heritage from the early to ancient times. Small sandy beaches, steep cliffs, blossoming agaves and many species of indigenous plants, are only part of the mosaic of the island to be explored. In which way? Biking. Five tracks tailored for beginners and ambitious amateurs will not leave anyone indifferent, and this experience will certainly remain for long in your memory. We have designed 5 different biking routes for everybody taste. Take a look and discover the island of Čiovo.
More info: http://www.dalmatia.rentals/dalmatia-travel-guide/ciovo-biking-routes/
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Čiovo
Čiovo is a small island located off the Adriatic coast in Croatia with an area of 28.8 square kilometers (11.1 sq mi) (length 15.3 km (9.5 mi), width up to 3.5 km (2.2 mi)). In the Middle Ages, Čiovo had many villages and it was a place for lepers. Remains of the pre-Romanesque church of St. Peter have been found near Slatine, in the Supetar cove. The medieval church of St. Maurice (Sv. Mavro) has been preserved in Žedno and the pre-Romanesque church of Our Lady near the Sea (Gospa pokraj mora). The population of Čiovo increased in the 15th century through the settlement of refugees who fled from the Turks. Simultaneously, the suburban areas of Trogir also extended to Čiovo.
Nowadays it consists of many villages. On the east side, from Trogir crossing the bridge and then left, there is the village Mastrinka, then Arbanija and Slatine at the end. Over the hill there is the small settlement of Žedno. Again from Trogir crossing the bridge and then right, there is Okrug Gornji and the Okrug Donji, at the very end of the island. On the southern side of the island then there are Mavarstica (south-east), Businci and Rastici (south-west). All this villages are full of apartments and villas, making of the island of Ciovo a big holiday resort which attracts many tourists all over the world.
Known for its Mediterranean climate, rich vegetation and the archipelago of small picturesque islands, Čiovo turns a relaxing holiday in search of hidden secrets of the rich cultural and historical heritage from the early to ancient times. Small sandy beaches, steep cliffs, blossoming agaves and many species of indigenous plants, are only part of the mosaic of the island to be explored. In which way? Biking. Five tracks tailored for beginners and ambitious amateurs will not leave anyone indifferent, and this experience will certainly remain for long in your memory. We have designed 5 different biking routes for everybody taste. Take a look and discover the island of Čiovo.
More info: http://www.dalmatia.rentals/dalmatia-travel-guide/ciovo-biking-routes/