Trogir's old town and promenade.

Trogir is a historic city in Croatia, founded in the 3rd century BC, located in the center of Dalmatia, near Split. As a commercial city and port, Trogir has experienced the rule of many periods, including ancient Greece, ancient Rome, and Venice, and has a rich historical heritage. The old town combines a variety of architectural styles, such as Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque, such as the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, which is an outstanding representative of architectural art. The Cathedral of St. Lawrence is the core building of Trogir's old town, and the Romanesque doors and exquisite carvings are particularly eye-catching. Kamerlengo Castle is located in the southwest corner of the old town, with an irregular shape and a tower at each of the four corners. It is one of the best places to overlook the entire old town of Trogir and the Adriatic Sea.