Trogir

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Introduction

Trogir - Small church at seafront, between palm trees

Trogir is a harbour town not far from the city of Split. The historic centre is positioned on a little island between the island of Čiovo and the Croatian mainland. The historic centre has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997.

For more information, also visit the official Trogir website.

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Sights and Activities

The main sites, which are all included on the UNESCO site include:

City gates and city walls
The core centre with many churches and the oldest buildings dating back to the 13th century
Fortress Kamerlengo
Duke's Palace
Cathedral of St. Lawrence

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Events and Festivals

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Getting There

By Plane

The nearest airport is near Split.

By Train

By Car

By Bus

Bus number 37 runs roughly every 20 minutes between Split (both downtown as well as airport) and Trogir. Travel time is about one hour.

By Boat

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Getting Around

By Car

By Public Transport

By Foot

By Bike

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Eat

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Drink

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Sleep

Property	Address	Type	Popularity
Apart hotel Astoria	Put Hrvatskih žrtava 418	Hotel	64
Apartmani Trogir	Stepinca 78a-trogir	Guesthouse	90
Apartment Relax	Ribarski put 2 Okrug gornji	Apartment	81
Apartments in Trogir	Gospe kraj mora 28	Apartment	96
Bozan	Put gradine 12, Trogir	Guesthouse	53
Carol Rooms	matice hrvatske 43 21220 trogir	Guesthouse	84
Goja Apartments	Put Salduna street	Apartment	87
Guesthouse Tonio	Gospe kraj mora 22 Trogir	Guesthouse	90
Hostel Trogir	Trg Sv.Jakova 7	Hostel	91
Hotel Pasike	Sinjska b.b.	Hotel	100
Palace Derossi	Hrvatskih mu?enika 1	Hotel	100
Pansion Victoria	Put sv. Mavra 1	Guesthouse	83
Villa Ruzica	Subiceva 15	Guesthouse	89
Bed&Breakfast Vanjaka	Radovanov trg 9	Guesthouse	100
Villa Ivanka	Hrvatskih zrtava 123 Seget Donji	Guesthouse	82
Apartments Penic	M. Radeljkovica 7	Apartment	83
Villa Belvedere	Put Vucivice 12 Seget Vranjica	Apartment	-
Alternativa	Mornarska 26	Apartment	96
Villa M M	Domovinske zahvalnosti 73	Hotel	86
Villa Alisa	Dominikanska 25	Apartment	-
Villa Mediterana	Obala Mira Baresica b.b. Seget Vranjica	Apartment	-
Villa Moretti	Lucica 1	Hotel	97
Apartments Kovacevic	Tepli bok 37	APARTMENT	83
Villa Katarina	Ante Starčevića 19	Hotel	-
Apartments Duga	Kralja Tomislava 58 Okrug Gornji	Apartment	90
Hostel Croatia	Put Kralja Tomislava 150	Hostel	74
Rooms Stipcic	Matije Gupca 34	Guesthouse	94
Villa Pape	Marinova draga 30	Guesthouse	-
Apartments Ivica	Kralja Tomislava 110 Seget Vranjica	Apartment	87
Apartmani Milak	Spira Puovica 74	Apartment	-
Apartman Kate	Put sv. Ane 6a	Apartment	98
Hotel Villa Paula	A.Starcevica 17	Hotel	100
Rooms & Apartments Buble	K.A.Stepinca 118	Apartment	96
Villa Drago	Preko Dobročeva 34	Apartment	100
Apartmani Toni	Ivana Gundulica 8	Apartment	100
Domus Maritima	Put Cumbrijana 10	Apartment	-
Guest house Villa Ivanka	Obrov 10	Apartment	100
Villa Adriatic	Setaliste S. Radica 51	Apartment	-
Apartmani Ivona	Ulica Svete Ane 19	Apartment	-
Villa Kristina - Trogir	Marinova Draga 17 Ciovo	Apartment	64
Villa Jadran	Gospe Kraj Mora 23	Hotel	-
STAFILEO PALACE	Šubićeva bb.	Apartment	-
Vila Roza	Spira Puovica II 6. Island Ciovo, Trogir	Apartment	80
Medena Deluxe 4* quality rooms	Hrvatskih Žrtava bb	Hotel	-
D & M Apartments	Špira Puovića 48/I	Apartment	-

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Keep Connected

Internet

Phone

Post

Hrvatska Posta is the national postal service of Croatia and has pretty fast and reliable service throughout the country and internationally. It takes several days by airmail to other countries in Europe, but over a week to the US for example. They have a direct link to the pricelist, where you can see the prices of sending postcards, letters and parcels both domestically as well as to other countries. Post boxes are yellow in Croatia and the times of collections are indicated on the box. The opening times of post offices vary, but mostly they are open from 8:00am to 7:00pm Monday to Friday and until 2:00pm on Saturdays, though some might keep shorter or even a longer hours, just ask around. You can buy stamps here, or at newsstands. Prices start at around 10Kn for sending a letter or postcard to neighbouring countries, a few more further away.