If You're NearbyŠibenik
About 24 miles away
A stone town climbing from the sea to a cathedral with a stone roof, near Krka's waterfalls.
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Trogir
A tiny walled town on an island, with a Romanesque cathedral and Venetian palaces, half an hour from Split.
- Open
- Always; the cathedral and fortress keep their own hours
- Price
- Free to wander; paid for the cathedral and fortress
- Time Needed
- Half a day
- Address
- Trg Ivana Pavla II, 21220 TrogirDirections
- Getting There
- About 30 minutes by bus from Split, or by boat in summer.
Why Go
Trogir's old town fills a small island between the mainland and Čiovo, its lanes little changed since the Middle Ages. The Cathedral of St. Lawrence has a famous carved portal by Master Radovan from 1240, and the Kamerlengo Fortress guards the waterfront. The town is a World Heritage Site.
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If You're NearbyKrka National Park
About 24 miles away
Waterfalls and travertine pools on the Krka River, near Šibenik.
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If You're NearbyBrač
About 26 miles away
An island of white stone villages, with Zlatni Rat's pebble spit that shifts with the wind.
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