Meet your guide at the North City Gate of Trogir and enjoy a relaxed walking tour through the Old Town. As you walk through stone streets and shaded squares, hear stories about Trogir’s Greek origins, long Venetian rule, and the short but memorable French and Napoleonic period.
Hear how each era left its mark on the town—sometimes planned, sometimes accidental, and sometimes very permanent. The route leads through narrow streets where getting lost is easy (but only if you wander off—your guide knows the shortcuts), quiet courtyards, and lively squares where local life still unfolds.
Along the way, see Trogir’s main landmarks, including the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and its famous Radovan Portal, the main square with the Loggia and Cipiko Palace, and the Kamerlengo Fortress, which was built to protect the town and now mostly poses for photos.
Continue along the waterfront promenade, with views of boats, palm trees, and the old town walls. It’s a good place to slow down, enjoy the view, and briefly forget what year it is. The pace of the walk is easy and relaxed, with time to listen, look around, and ask questions.
