Afternoon Exploration of Trogir

The cathedral forms part of Trogir's central square which is the heart of Trogir. Filled with lovely cafes and bars it is quite small, but it is surrounded by historic buildings and landmarks including the 14th century Town Hall and the 15th century Town Loggia.

Trogir Town Loggia's origins date back to the 15th century when it served as the hub for political and social life in the town. Decorated with stone carvings, arches and columns and an interesting and rustic wooden ceiling, it is the back drop to the square. It once served as a courtroom and the judge’s desk is still located there.

Next to the Loggia is what remains of Saint Sebastian church, now known as the City Clock Tower. With its pale blue clock face and gold hands it is a striking structure in the square.

After exploring the historic buildings surrounding the square we continued exploring until our feet were sore and it was “gelato time”. After such a big day we opted for a night in to refresh and relax in preparation for the next day. Trogir was truely won us over and we are looking forward to enjoying more.Læs mere