A tiny medieval island town of stone lanes and palaces, joined by bridges to the mainland and Čiovo's beaches, minutes from Split airport. Here's what Trogir is like, when to go and how long to stay.
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Temperatures are the average daytime high in °C.
May, June and September are best, warm with a pleasant sea. July and August are hot and busy. Spring and autumn are good for sightseeing in Trogir and Split.
A UNESCO-listed maze of Romanesque and Renaissance buildings on a small island.
Famous for its carved stone portal and bell tower climb.
Walk the walls for views over the harbour.
A palm-lined waterfront with cafés and yachts.
Okrug Gornji and quieter coves across the bridge.
Diocletian's Palace, 30 minutes away by bus or boat.
Yes. It's a beautiful, compact old town, a quieter base than Split, and very close to the airport.
Fly into Split, which has direct flights from the UK. Trogir is just 10 minutes from the airport.
May, June and September, around 23 to 28°C.
Trogir is smaller and calmer, Split is a bigger city with more going on. Many people stay in Trogir and visit Split.
Not in the old town, but Čiovo's beaches are just over the bridge.
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