Introducing Trogir
The profusion of Romanesque and Renaissance architectural styles within 15th-century walls, as well as the magnificent cathedral at the town centre, inspired Unesco to name Trogir a World Heritage site. It’s a more manageable town than Split and makes a good alternative place to stay given its proximity to Split airport.
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Last updated: Mar 2, 2009
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RE: Traveling in Croatia Sept 25-Sept 30
by everbrite 14 September 2011
No way you can visit Pltivice Lakes, Split, Dubrovnik and an island or two in 5 days and get to Prague from Croatia in a day without spendin…
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Re: Split bus station and transport to Trogir
by smee 08 September 2011
Thanks #2. In which case I will definitely try and get the Croatian Airlines bus if there is one running after I land.








