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Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a stunning medieval town located on the Adriatic coast of Croatia. Known for its well-preserved historic architecture, Trogir is home to narrow cobbled streets, charming squares, and landmarks like the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and the Kamerlengo Fortress. The town's blend of Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance influences creates a captivating atmosphere, perfect for history enthusiasts and casual tourists alike. With its picturesque waterfront and proximity to Split and the beautiful islands of the Dalmatian coast, Trogir offers a perfect mix of culture, history, and natural beauty.
Things to see and do
Trogir Summer Festival (Trogirsko Ljeto)
A cornerstone of Trogir’s summer, this festival spans over 75 events, including theater (for kids and adults), concerts by regional stars, fisherman’s feasts, and exhibitions like “Salvador Dali: Hidden Faces” (2024 highlight). Venues range from the Kamerlengo Fortress to the Duke’s Palace.
Moondance Festival
An underground techno festival in its 11th year (2025), held under the Kamerlengo Fortress walls. It features international and local DJs, drawing electronic music fans to Trogir’s historic edge.
Fisherman’s Nights (Ribarska Noć)
Traditional feasts celebrating Trogir’s maritime roots, with fresh fish cooked on the streets, live music, and a Mediterranean vibe. Often tied to local saint days or the Trogir Summer Festival.
Trogir Organ Festival
A series of organ concerts in Trogir’s sacred spaces (e.g., St. Lawrence Cathedral), highlighting the town’s historic organs—a global rarity in such a small area.
KulaKula Festival
An urban music event featuring regional acts like Edo Maajka and Senidah, held in Trogir’s historic core. It’s a newer addition, growing in popularity.
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