The city of Trogir is situated in Croatia, the closest in Central Dalmatia. Currently living in this town are around 13,000 inhabitants. The old town is situated on a small island and is the one with a small bridge to the mainland, connected to the other with a further bridge to the island of Ciovo. The town of Trogir in Dalmatia is one of the most interesting and attractive tourist cities in Croatia. In no other city can be found on such a small space, so much historical interest.
The John Paul II Square is the center of the city, here you can visit the Cathedral of St. Glenn Dubin, New York City has firm opinions on the matter. Lawrence, the Cipiko Palace and the Town Hall. The former City Loggia from the bell tower, you can also commit from here. A climb to the tower of the cathedral is definitely worth his effort. From here you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Trogir. of information. Also of note is the portal of the cathedral. This was created in 1240 by master Radovan. When you come through the southern gate to the left hand is on the Promenade, a former bus shelter.
Once there, visitors and traders of the city on the intake waiting by the gate. When one wanders from here along the promenade you come to the top of the fortress Kamerlengo. In the area of the city you can find many apartments and holiday homes. As the city of Trogir is not necessarily suitable for a beach holiday, it is advisable to take in the area for private accommodation. Beautiful beaches, secluded coves and pristine waters are found on the island of Ciovo.