Trogir Attractions 
Long considered one of the best spots to visit on the Dalmatian coast, Trogir is a treasure trove of delights. The town was started in 380 BC and except for a lapse of 70 years, has been continuously inhabited by a succession of Greeks, Romans, Hungarians, and Venetians.
Trogir was declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1997 and sees its fair share of tourists. The town is well set up to accommodate the visitors with a variety of accommodation and dining options.
Restoration projects over the past number of years have helped revitalize the beautiful buildings. Trogir's Romanesque and Renaissance architecture is primarily contained within the 15th century city walls. Just a few steps down from the tangle of the medieval streets is a pleasant waterfront promenade.
Trogir was declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1997 and sees its fair share of tourists. The town is well set up to accommodate the visitors with a variety of accommodation and dining options.
Restoration projects over the past number of years have helped revitalize the beautiful buildings. Trogir's Romanesque and Renaissance architecture is primarily contained within the 15th century city walls. Just a few steps down from the tangle of the medieval streets is a pleasant waterfront promenade.
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