Trogira Old Town

Trogir is the oldest city in Croatia under the protection of UNESCO. The old town is located on a small island, nicknamed “Little Venice”, you will need one day to see all the sights of the Old Town. The northern city gate opens the way to the historical part - to the Old Town. The Monastery of St. Nicholas, 11th century, and 18th century modified in Baroque style, houses works of art by Antonio Zanci, Paolo Veneziano, and also features the work of Madonna and Child of the 13th century.
City Hall. The beginning of construction - 15th century, attracts the eye with open arches, as well as a balustrade. Walking through the labyrinths of streets - build the Cathedral of St. Sebastian and the Cathedral. The old town is located between the mainland and another island of Ciovo, connected by bridges. Thus, from the central part of the city to the historic can be reached on foot.