Trogir

Trogir dates back 2300 years and is considered the best preserved complex of Romanesque and Gothic buildings in central Europe. Much of the layout reflects its roots in the Hellenistic period, though most of the structures today date from the 10th to the 15th century. It is located on an island not far from Split.
The 1st picture is of the Fortress Kamerlengo, dating to the 15th century. The 2nd picture is of the main square. One side of the square includes the clock tower in the 3rd picture. This is part of the 15th century Loggia.
Another side of the main square is the Church of St. Lawrence that is most famous for its entry portal in the 4th picture. It is considered a masterpiece of the sculptor Radovan. The last 2 pictures are of a couple of the streets in town that give a sense of the very old feel of the place.Weiterlesen