13°Rain
17° / 12°
Cloudy with showers17° / 11°
Partly clear17° / 12°Showers16° / 14°Showers19° / 16°Showers20° / 16°Cloudy with showers20° / 15°Discover the most popular places to stay in Trogir, complete with recommendations from fellow travelers and special hotel offers
sy8888: Excellent facility. Checkin was a little long but rewarded with bubbly champagne! Got upgraded to loft with jacuzzi. Hotel with a view of the sea and very nice complete facility. Breakfast limited. 2 pools available but main pool always packed. Will stay here again!
Put Gradine 66
From € 74
Yukaaaaa-hi: Staying at a UNESCO World Heritage Site is an experience unlike any other. It’s not simply about spending a night in a hotel—it’s about becoming part of a place filled with history, culture, and timeless beauty. There is something truly magical about being surrounded by architecture that has stood the test of time. Every detail seems to tell a story, and the atmosphere carries a sense of elegance and heritage that modern luxury simply cannot recreate. What makes this experience so special is the opportunity to slow down, appreciate the beauty of the surroundings, and imagine the countless stories these walls have witnessed over the years. For me, true luxury isn’t always about extravagance. Sometimes, it’s about authenticity, history, and the privilege of experiencing something that cannot be replicated. A truly memorable stay and a beautiful reminder that some of the most extraordinary travel experiences are the ones that connect us with the past. ✨
Sinjska ul. 4
From € 47
Guest User: clean and comfy. owners of the place are very sweet.
Put gradine 18
From € 51
Rangshenghuochongmanshiqinghuayi: The Trogir Palace Hotel is one of the most satisfying hotels in our entire trip. The hotel has free parking, a simple and beautiful appearance, located on the beach. We lived in a sea view room, the suite was excellent value for money, the space was very large, there were two bedrooms, a large living room, the bathroom was also oversized, and there was a sauna. Clean, beautiful and tidy, carefully arranged, fully equipped. The breakfast was very rich. The hotel is very close to the old town and the old town is also very beautiful. Unfortunately, we were in a hurry and stayed for one night, and we will definitely come again next time!
Put Gradine 8
From € 82
Feizoubuke: The location is very good, the boss is also very enthusiastic, help to call the car to the airport is cheaper than taking a taxi. The main disadvantage is that the house is older, and the noise of the air conditioner and the washing next door is too loud at night.
kneza Trpimira 245
From € 72
Andre: Quite a walk from entry of yachting club entrance to the apartments. Friendly reception. Huge, modern room and terrace. Shower with view to the sea. Breakfast and pool at the yachting club restaurant. Pool too small for me. Preferred newly created beach next to it. Good food and wine at restaurant “Buta” direction Seget.
Ul. Don Petra Špika 2
From € 83
Andreas: Difficult location, parking nearby is complicate
Tina Ujevica 1A
From € 64
Anonymous User: Очень милая хозяйка. Все очень чисто. Кондиционер, холодильник, чайник. Недалеко от центра (около 10 минут) но от центра идти в горку. Недалеко есть небольшой пляж. Соотношение цена/качество приемлемо
Kralja Tomislava 10
From € 96
Want to eat like a local? Don't miss out on these top Trogir dishes and foodie spots.
Trogir Old Town is an absolute vibe—seriously, this place is like stepping into a real-life medieval fantasy! 🏰✨ Nestled on a tiny island between the Croatian mainland and Čiovo Island, Trogir is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for a reason. The city feels like an open-air museum, but with way more energy thanks to its buzzing cafes, cute shops, and cobbled alleyways. The town layout is next-level iconic: it keeps its original Hellenistic and Roman street grid, which means you’re literally wandering paths that haven’t changed in over 2,300 years. 🤯 There's history EVERYWHERE—from stone archways to ancient churches, and the epic Kamerlengo Castle just waiting for your Insta stories. Trogir Old Town is connected by bridges, so you can easily stroll to and from the mainland (address: Trogir Old Town, 21220 Trogir, Croatia). It's open 24/7, and most spots stay lively until late—perfect for night owls and early birds alike. If you’re looking for an unforgettable travel adventure, this Croatian gem ticks ALL the boxes: historic, beautiful, and totally photogenic. Don't forget to check out trip.com to score deals on hotels and tours. Trust us—this destination is sooo good you’ll wanna come back again and again! #Trogiroldtown #croatianature #celebratewithtrip
Croatia is not just about Dubrovnik from Game of Thrones. Along the Adriatic coast, I discovered a true treasure: Trogir! 🏰 This tiny island town with just over 10,000 residents carries a mysterious name. The entire old town is certified by UNESCO, making it the world’s largest “World Heritage island” museum, yet it’s so understated it tugs at your heart. The moment you cross the stone bridge from the mainland onto the island, it feels like stepping onto a medieval movie set. Founded in the 3rd century BC, it has seen Greek, Roman, Venetian, and French influences, leaving behind an unexpectedly eclectic architectural style. Roman solidity, Gothic spires, Renaissance elegance, and Baroque splendor coexist perfectly in this small town. Every few steps, the scenery changes, and every stone-paved alley is a living architecture textbook! 📜 The old town’s landmark, St. Lawrence Cathedral, took four centuries to complete. Its bell tower soars into the sky, truly the city’s beacon. I climbed the tower to overlook the red rooftops contrasting with the deep blue sea—so beautiful it left me speechless. 🌊 Even more remarkable, the old houses here are all stone-built, two stories high, and many are still inhabited. Grandmas selling handmade souvenirs sit by the doorsteps, cats bask on the stairs, and the atmosphere is so alive it doesn’t feel like a tourist spot but like a lazy afternoon in the Middle Ages. Strolling along the seaside promenade, cafes and restaurants line up side by side. Locals sip coffee while watching the sea, boats drift on the turquoise water, and time seems to slow down to half speed here. Wandering into the labyrinthine alleys of the old town, every corner holds a surprise—maybe a weathered stone carving or a vine-covered windowsill. Every snapshot is an Instagram-worthy masterpiece. 📸 What touched me most was the town’s vibrancy. The historic sites aren’t fenced off but grow naturally with daily life. Children chase pigeons in the square, fishermen cast lines at the harbor, and visitors and residents exchange smiles as if this has been the way for centuries. If you love avoiding crowds and are fascinated by the soul of European old towns, Trogir is definitely worth a special visit. It’s unpretentious, like a pearl polished by the sea for a thousand years, quietly waiting for those who understand it. ✨ Promise me you’ll save a day for it on your Croatia trip?
Avoid the crowds in the medieval old town — Trogir Stone walls and ancient fortresses preserve a thousand years of history, blending Baroque and Romanesque architecture. The entire old town is a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering a peaceful and immersive experience. 🗺️ One-day itinerary St. Ivan’s Gate → Main Square → Cathedral of St. Lawrence → Church of St. Peter → St. Dominic Monastery → Old Town Main Street → Seaside Promenade → Cross the bridge to Čiovo Island 🖼️ Must-visit attractions ❶ Cathedral of St. Lawrence: The iconic landmark of Trogir, featuring a classic Romanesque bell tower and the Radovan’s Portal. Entrance fee about €4, bell tower climb about €3, with panoramic views of the old town and harbor from the top. ❷ Main Square: The heart of the old town, surrounded by Baroque buildings with an ancient fountain as the centerpiece. ❸ Church of St. Peter: A small Romanesque relic, free to enter, a quiet hidden gem tucked away in the alleys. ❹ St. Dominic Monastery: A tranquil monastery within the old town, with a charming courtyard. ❺ Old Town Main Street: Winding cobblestone streets lined with vintage shops and cafes. ❻ Seaside Promenade: The fortress and the deep blue sea create a stunning contrast, perfect for sunset photos in the evening. 🍜 Restaurant recommendations ❶ Konoba Trogir: A local classic eatery, must-try Pašticada beef stew and squid ink risotto. ❷ Restaurant Pelegrini: Michelin-recommended fine dining, specializing in creative seafood dishes with an excellent sea view terrace. Reservations required in peak season. ❸ Enoteka Trogir: Affordable wine cellar/wine bar, offering ham and cheese platters paired with local Dalmatian wines. ❹ Gelateria Sogno D'Oro: Popular ice cream shop with classic flavors like pistachio, lemon, and almond. 👉 Local restaurants often close from 1:00 PM to 5:30 PM in the afternoon, so plan meals accordingly to avoid disappointment. ⚠️ Travel tips ❶ Best time to visit is April to June and September to October for comfortable weather and fewer crowds; July and August are peak summer months with many tourists. ❷ The cobblestone streets are uneven and steep in places, wear non-slip flat shoes. It can be windy by the sea, so bring sun protection and windproof clothing. ❸ Buses from Split city center take 35–45 minutes directly to Trogir; if driving, park outside the old town as motor vehicles are prohibited inside. ❹ The small town can be easily explored in half a day. If you have extra time, cross the bridge to the nearby Čiovo Island to visit secluded beaches and coastal trails. Accommodation 🏨 Century Heritage Hotel Located in the heart of the medieval old town, a 12th-century building converted into a hotel, preserving original stone walls. Rooms are vintage yet comfortable. 🏨 Hotel Pasike Perfectly situated in the old town center, each room exudes old-world charm with a romantic atmosphere. 🏨 Palace Elegant Gothic architecture with a huge luxury one-bedroom apartment featuring Gothic windows, truly incredible. 🏨 Brown Beach House & Spa Right by the sea, with a swimming pool and sun terrace, pet-friendly, and a great restaurant.
Maybe because it's the off-season in winter and also the Christmas holiday, there are very few same-day round-trip buses from Split to Trogir. In the morning, there's only one bus (less than 40 minutes one way, really close). I went on Christmas Eve, 12/24, and arrived in Trogir before 8 a.m. 😂 The whole city was still asleep. But with fewer people at this time, it was really great for strolling and taking photos!! 📸 The weather was rainy and sunny alternately, which felt quite atmospheric~ Trogir Old Town is also listed as a World Cultural Heritage site. Definitely worth a visit~ Game of Thrones was also filmed here 🎞️ The island’s right-angled street layout, exquisite Romanesque churches ⛪️, and short Baroque-style buildings make the city’s scenery uniquely charming. By noon, the once empty streets suddenly came alive again 😂 It felt like the locals all gathered in the old town, and the Christmas open-air concert began 🎶 Following the music, there wasn’t even an empty table at the venue~ Croatia really suits this kind of relaxed city walk 🇭🇷 You can play wherever you go without rushing to check in. Although many restaurants were closed or didn’t serve full meals during the holiday❗️ We found the simple meals we bought at the supermarket by the pier delicious, especially the roasted chicken wings!! 📝PS!! I didn’t get to go up the bell tower of St. Lawrence Cathedral or Kamerlengo Castle! That’s the downside of coming during the holidays—you can feel the strong Christmas atmosphere, but there will definitely be some regrets. 🌊 It wasn’t very cold in winter either, around 15-16 degrees Celsius at noon, with little temperature difference. Wearing just a sweater, I didn’t feel cold 😂 ⛵️ Half a day here is enough. Since we arrived very early, taking a bus back to Split at around 1 p.m. was totally fine ✌️ 🇭🇷 Croatia · Trogir
If you're planning a 7-day European trip with friends, be sure to save this stress-free guide! Visit King's Landing from Game of Thrones in Dubrovnik, explore classic attractions like the Dragon Bridge and St. Nicholas Cathedral, enjoy a relaxed, non-strenuous itinerary, and unwind at Banje Beach, all with convenient door-to-door car service. · - Check out this super practical travel guide below↓ · - 🗺️ Itinerary: This route is packed, allowing you to visit tons of attractions in a limited amount of time~ Day 1: Dragon Bridge – Ljubljana Castle Visit the iconic bridge and hilltop castle in Slovenia to immerse yourself in the old town's history. Day 2: Postojna Cave Explore the fantastical underground karst cave and discover the stunning stalactite wonders sculpted by nature. Day 3: Diocletian's Palace – Cathedral of Saint Domnius and Bell Tower – Trogir Old Town Travel through Croatia's ancient cities and touch the Roman ruins and medieval old town charm. Day 4: Franciscan Monastery – Dubrovnik City Walls – Banje Beach – Zadar City Gate – Church of St. Donatus – Sea Organ Unlock the filming location of King's Landing from Game of Thrones, stroll along the old city walls, and listen to the natural music of the Sea Organ. Day 5–6: Plitvice Lakes National Park – Zagreb Cathedral – St. Mark's Church – Stone Gate – Lake Bled – Hallstatt Wander through Europe's most beautiful lake clusters and Alpine towns, and visit fairytale-like lakeside hidden gems. Day 7: Mirabell Palace – Getreidegasse – Mozart's Birthplace – Salzburg Cathedral – Hohensalzburg Fortress Stroll through Salzburg's old town, follow in the footsteps of the musical prodigy, and overlook the stunning panoramic view of the mountain city. · - Must-visit attractions: 1. Dubrovnik City Walls 🎉5 stars Address: Gundulićeva poljana 2, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia Opening hours: Jan 1–Dec 24, 8:00 AM–7:30 PM Duration: 1–3 hours Stroll leisurely along the old city walls, feel the sea breeze, and look out over the orange-roofed houses and the Adriatic Sea. It's less crowded in winter, perfect for enjoying a quiet, atmospheric experience. 2. Sea Organ 🎉5 stars Address: Obala kralja Petra Krešimira IV, 23000, Zadar, Croatia Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1 hour Listen to the natural music created by the waves and sea breeze. Sit on the stone steps at sunset to watch the sea—it's incredibly healing and relaxing. 3. Hallstatt 🎉5 stars Address: Austria Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 3–5 hours A fairytale town surrounded by mountains and lakes. The water is crystal clear and the atmosphere is perfect. You can even join a night torchlight hike for a unique romantic experience. 4. Mirabell Palace 🎉4 stars Address: Mirabellplatz 4, 5020 Salzburg, Austria Opening hours: Mon–Sat 8:00 AM–6:00 PM; Sun closed all day Duration: 1–2 hours It's super comfortable to visit from May–Oct. Soak up the sun on a garden bench, admire the flowers, fountains, and Hohensalzburg Fortress, and explore the Marble Hall. 5. Hohensalzburg Fortress 🎉5 stars Address: Mönchsberg 34, 5020 Salzburg, Austria Opening hours: Oct 1–Dec 23, 9:30 AM–5:00 PM Duration: 2–3 hours Overlook the panoramic view of Salzburg's old town, explore the history museum and military exhibits, and when you're tired, take a break at an open-air café to enjoy the view—relaxed and cozy. · - ✈️ Travel essentials: 🪪 First, bring your passport + a copy of your Schengen visa. Keep the original in a safe place on your person and store the copy separately to prevent loss. 📱 Buy a European SIM card in advance. The signal is stable in October and great for navigation and checking guides—much more cost-effective than roaming. 🔌 Most European countries use Type C/F plugs. Bring a universal adapter and a few extra charging heads for your group. 🧥 It's cool in Europe in the mornings and evenings in October, so bring a windbreaker + a light sweater. Long skirts and pants are suitable for church and restaurant dress codes. 🧰 Carry a small backpack, a portable umbrella, a sun hat, and common stomach and cold medicine for emergencies. 💴 Exchange a small amount of Euros in cash, and bring a credit card and UnionPay card. Some small shops only accept cash, so be prepared. · - Want a stress-free trip? Book door-to-door car service via the card below and start your journey with ease!
Visiting Dubrovnik, Croatia in December is an absolute steal! It's the perfect off-season time to explore the ancient city walls with very few tourists, allowing you to enjoy a quiet, peaceful time. The turquoise Adriatic Sea against the orange-roofed old town, warm sunshine wrapped in historical depth—the atmosphere is incredible. Follow this guide to check off this unique winter romance! / 📍Itinerary: D1: Ban Jelačić Square Visit a classic Croatian city landmark and soak in the leisurely atmosphere of the old town streets D2-3: St. Mark's Church – Lotrščak Tower – Plitvice Lakes National Park – Church of St. Donatus – Zadar City Gate – Sea Organ Travel through historical sites and natural wonders to discover the culture and scenery along the Adriatic coast D4-5: Trogir Old Town – Split Old Town – Diocletian's Palace – Split Fine Arts Gallery Stroll through medieval old towns and immerse yourself in the unique charm of ancient Roman ruins and coastal cities D6: Dubrovnik City Walls – Dubrovnik Old Town – Lovrijenac Fortress December is the perfect off-season time to visit! With few tourists, you can stroll along the orange-roofed ancient city walls against the backdrop of the turquoise Adriatic Sea, enjoy a quiet atmosphere, and appreciate the deep history and magnificent sea views of the medieval city D7: Return Pack up your memories and end this romantic winter trip to Croatia / Must-visit attractions: Plitvice Lakes National Park 🟊🟊🟊🟊 Address: Croatia Opening hours: 7:00 AM–7:00 PM Duration: 1–2 days Home to unique limestone lakes and a wealth of rare flora and fauna, every photo you take here is a masterpiece Sea Organ 🟊🟊🟊🟊🟊 Address: Obala kralja Petra Krešimira IV, 23000, Zadar, Croatia Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1 hour Watch the clear water and listen to the sea breeze play the natural pipe organ—the romance is off the charts Split Old Town 🟊🟊🟊🟊🟊 Address: Split 21000, Croatia Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 3–5 hours Hidden with a thousand years of European history, the ancient architecture provides a vintage vibe for every photo, and you can even experience incredible coastal kayaking Dubrovnik City Walls 🟊🟊🟊🟊🟊 Address: Gundulićeva poljana 2, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia Opening hours: Jan 1–Dec 24, 8:00 AM–7:30 PM Duration: 1–3 hours Stroll along the walls to overlook the Adriatic Sea and the orange-roofed old town. Visiting in the off-season lets you enjoy a quiet atmosphere Dubrovnik Old Town 🟊🟊🟊🟊 Address: 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1–2 days Known as the Pearl of the Adriatic, the old town streets are full of historical charm—you won't have enough time even if you spend the whole day here / Tips: 1. Visa: You need to apply for a Schengen visa for Croatia in advance ✈️; 2. December is the perfect off-season time to visit the Dubrovnik City Walls, with fewer crowds, beautiful scenery, and an incredible atmosphere 🌊; 3. Local specialties are affordably priced, so feel free to pick up some souvenirs 🛍️; 4. There is convenient public transport from the airport to the city center, so getting around is easy 🚗; 5. Temperatures in October are comfortable but cool in the morning and evening, so remember to bring a light jacket 🧥. / Go for it! Remember to save this Croatia group tour guide so you don't get lost~ 💛
Hey everyone! Just copy this 7-day Croatia itinerary! It's stress-free and budget-friendly, with all your dining, accommodation, transport, and activities perfectly planned. Even beginners can easily navigate it—save this and get ready to go! · - Scroll down for more highlights and discover more ways to play↓ · - Croatia is a hidden gem that hides the "blue tears" of the Adriatic Sea. The red-tiled roofs of the medieval old town of Dubrovnik🏰 against the blue sea are stunning. Locals love using olive oil in their seafood dishes—the vibe is unmatched! · - 📝 Itinerary: Day 1: Ban Jelačić Square Stroll through the main square of the old town and soak in the retro atmosphere of Croatia's historic cities. Day 2–3: St. Mark's Church – Lotrščak Tower – Plitvice Lakes National Park – Church of St. Donatus – Land Gate – Sea Organ Visit the popular churches and the Sea Organ, and immerse yourself in the national park's lakes. Day 4: Trogir Old Town – Split Old Town – Diocletian's Palace Wander through the medieval old town and explore the ruins of the ancient Roman palace. Day 5: Blue Cave, Biševo Island Head to the popular sea cave and check out the dreamy blue wonderland. Day 6: Split Gallery of Fine Arts Visit the gallery to experience the local art scene and enjoy a relaxing end to your trip. Day 7: ✈️ Return flight Private transfer to the airport to end your relaxing trip to Croatia. · - Must-visit attractions: 🗼 Ban Jelačić Square: The central landmark of Zagreb 🌳 Plitvice Lakes National Park: Features a unique limestone lake system and rich flora and fauna—so healing! 🎵 Sea Organ: A must-visit in Zadar! Listen to the melodic sounds of the sea breeze, watch the clear water, and hear the organ-like music. It's perfect at sunset. 🏰 Split Old Town: A city with a rich European history. Enjoy the beauty of ancient architecture and experience an amazing kayaking trip in the suburbs. 🏛️ Diocletian's Palace: A magnificent seaside fortress where a Roman emperor lived after his abdication. It's full of history. · - Travel tips: 1. Local olive oil and handmade embroidery are reasonably priced, so feel free to shop🥖; 2. Must-try black truffle pasta and seafood stew—the taste is amazing🍤; 3. Airport buses go directly to the city center; they are affordable, convenient, and fast🚌; 4. It's cool in the mornings and evenings in September, so bring a light jacket. The sun is strong at noon, so remember to use sunscreen☀️. · - Want to plan a stress-free and budget-friendly trip? Click the card below to easily book your travel essentials~
Stop wasting time planning your Croatia trip! This 7-day itinerary is designed for maximum relaxation—all-inclusive pricing means no need to compare costs, and private transfers throughout mean no crowded public transport. Just follow along and enjoy the highlights with ease! . Scroll down to unlock more exciting content, check it out~ . 🌍 Route Overview: Day 1: Ban Jelačić Square Stroll through the heart of Croatia's old town square and soak in the local history. Days 2-3: St. Mark's Church > Lotrščak Tower > Plitvice Lakes National Park > Church of St. Donatus > Land Gate > Sea Organ Visit iconic churches and stunning lakes, and discover the charm of the Adriatic coast's old towns. Day 4: Trogir Old Town > Split Old Town > Diocletian's Palace Wander through medieval old towns and immerse yourself in the charm of ancient Roman palaces and coastal towns. Day 5: Blue Cave, Biševo Head to the dreamy Blue Cave and explore Croatia's hidden island gems. Day 6: Gallery of Fine Arts, Split Immerse yourself in the artistic atmosphere and admire local art collections. Day 7: Trip ends, private Chinese-speaking transfer to the airport for your return flight. . Must-visit attractions: 🌊 Plitvice Lakes National Park: The unique limestone lake system is incredible! Plus, there's so much rare flora and fauna🥰 🎵 Sea Organ: A must-visit in Zadar! The natural pipe organ played by the sea is so healing; sit and watch the clear water while listening to the melody🎶 🏰 Split Old Town: A treasure of an old town with rich European history! You can also experience an amazing kayaking trip in the suburbs, perfect from June to September🌞 🏛️ Diocletian's Palace: A seaside fortress where a Roman emperor lived after retirement, the ancient architectural aesthetics are simply stunning✨ . ✈️ Travel Checklist: 🪪 First, documents: Bring your original and copy of your Croatia Schengen visa, passport, and hotel booking confirmation. 🔌 Next, travel essentials: Don't forget a European-style power adapter and a local SIM card/roaming device. 👕 Finally, clothing: It's cool in the morning and evening in September, so bring a light jacket. You might also want to pack a swimsuit to enjoy the sea views and water. . Everything is ready for your trip. Click the card below to start your relaxing journey now~
Croatia surprised me with how much you can experience without constantly changing hotels. Blue Adriatic water, old stone streets, colourful squares and evenings watching boats return to the harbour. 🇭🇷☀️ If I had 3 days on the Dalmatian coast, here’s the itinerary I’d recommend saving: 🏛️ DAY 1 - Split’s Old Town Start early at Diocletian’s Palace, a Roman palace that became part of the living city. Wander the narrow streets, explore the squares and finish with a waterfront walk along the Riva. 🌊 DAY 2 - See Split from above Head towards Marjan Hill for panoramic views over the harbour, islands and cruise ships. Then slow down at the beach or grab a coffee by the sea. 🌺 DAY 3 - Explore Trogir Take a day trip to this UNESCO-listed medieval town. Visit the old town, admire St. Lawrence’s Cathedral and spend the afternoon along the waterfront. 💡 3 TIPS WORTH KNOWING: ✔ Stay in Split and explore nearby towns without moving hotels. ✔ Start sightseeing early, especially when cruise ships are in port. ✔ Try pašticada, a traditional Dalmatian slow-cooked beef dish, and leave time for a sunset harbour walk. My Croatia formula: One historic city + one slow coastal day + one beautiful day trip. 📍 Split & Trogir, Dalmatia, Croatia #Croatia #SplitCroatia #Trogir #VisitCroatia #CroatiaTravel #DalmatianCoast #CroatiaItinerary #EuropeTravel #TripMoments
This 7-day Croatia itinerary is perfect for travelers who want a stress-free trip! It is designed to be efficient and worry-free, covering the coast, charming towns, and natural scenery. Every day is rewarding and relaxing! Want to experience Mediterranean leisure while easily planning the perfect trip? Just follow this guide! · ------------------- Ready to set off? Don't miss this super practical guide↓ · ------------------- 📒Recommended itinerary: 🌆**Day 1**: Ban Jelačić Square Arrive in Croatia and start your journey. Your first stop is Ban Jelačić Square to experience the romance and history at the heart of Zagreb. 🏞️**Day 2–3**: St. Mark's Church – Lotrščak Tower – Plitvice Lakes National Park – Church of St. Donatus – Zadar City Gate – Sea Organ Visit St. Mark's Church to admire the Gothic architecture and climb Lotrščak Tower for a panoramic view of the city. Then, head deep into Plitvice Lakes National Park to discover fairytale-like lakes and waterfalls, continue exploring Zadar's ancient architecture and the magical Sea Organ, and enjoy the perfect blend of nature and culture. 🏛️**Day 4**: Trogir Old Town – Split Old Town – Diocletian's Palace Stroll through the medieval alleys of Trogir, then head to Split Old Town to experience its history and vibrancy. Visit the thousand-year-old Diocletian's Palace and savor Croatia's cultural heritage. 🎨**Day 5**: Split Gallery of Fine Arts Experience an artistic immersion at the Split Gallery of Fine Arts, admire local and international exhibits, and feel the depth of Croatian art and contemporary creativity. 🏰**Day 6–7**: Dubrovnik City Walls – Dubrovnik Old Town – Lovrijenac Fortress – Dubrovnik Bell Tower Visit Dubrovnik, the "Pearl of the Adriatic." From the city walls to the Old Town and the Lovrijenac Fortress, experience the magnificent historic city. Finally, climb the Dubrovnik Bell Tower to bring your journey to a perfect close! · ------------------- 🌍 Travel checklist: 📄 **Documents and visa** Passport, visa, and travel insurance are must-haves! We recommend bringing a few extra copies just in case. Save digital versions on your phone for safety and peace of mind~ 📱 **Communication and power** A European SIM card is essential. The sockets are European standard two-pin, so bring a travel adapter! Don't forget your charger, and remember to pack a power bank! 👕 **Clothing and accessories** In September, Croatia is cool in the morning and evening but warm during the day, so pack light jackets, short-sleeved shirts, and long pants. Don't forget your beachwear and sunglasses! 🏖️ **Beach gear** Sun and sand are standard. Swimsuits, sunscreen, beach towels, and beach bags are essential! If you want to go snorkeling, you can bring your snorkeling gear~ 🏞️ **Hiking gear** Hiking shoes are recommended for Plitvice Lakes National Park. Pack some water and snacks in a lightweight backpack, and grab your camera to capture the natural beauty! 🍫 **Snacks and medicine** Pack some snacks to keep your energy up on the road. Motion sickness medicine, stomach medicine, and Band-Aids are essential to quickly handle any unexpected minor issues! · ------------------- Start planning your trip👇! Book your exciting itinerary using the card below
Diocletian’s Palace in Split, Croatia, is a truly remarkable historical landmark that beautifully blends ancient Roman architecture with modern city life. Its impressive stone walls, charming narrow streets, ancient courtyards, and fascinating historical details make every corner feel special. Walking through this magnificent palace feels like stepping back in time while discovering lively cafés, local shops, and hidden gems along the way. The atmosphere is vibrant yet timeless, offering a unique experience for history lovers and travelers alike. It’s also a fantastic place for photography, exploring local culture, and enjoying the beauty of Croatia. Definitely a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Split!
Hasan.2A short 30-minute drive from Split lies the charming town of Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. Located between the Croatian mainland and the island of Čiovo, Trogir is surrounded by pristine waters and boasts stunning scenery.Visitors can climb the bell tower of San Lorenzo Cathedral for panoramic views of the town's medieval old town and its picturesque harbor.🏞️
Travel.poodieSplit, the second largest city in Croatia, is renowned for its ancient city center and its popularity as a cruise port.Wandering through the city's streets is like stepping into a time machine, leaving you awestruck by its timeless beauty.
Travel.poodiethe Riva is a wonderfully relax and beautiful area by the sea, where you can find loads of stalls and good restaurants. you can basically just sit there all day and lost track of time in the picturesque place.
_TS***h0Continue walking west along the road outside the St. Francis Monastery building. You will see a signpost for Marjan Forest Park on the roadside. Just go up the mountain. There are few tourists along the way. Many houses along the way can be accommodated. It is estimated that it will be very lively in summer. Although it is climbing a mountain, it is almost stressless because it is a slow walk. It will soon reach the cafe halfway up the mountain. You can overlook the city scenery of Split from the observation deck on the side of the mountain, but the height of the pine trees has obviously blocked part of the view. [Scenery]
行者晓畅The tower is 4 euros and it will be beautiful at sunset.
我还是meSplit, Temple of Jupiter, the black marble Egyptian sphinx at the entrance is 3,500 years old, but unfortunately it has been "beheaded". In contrast, the sphinx on the right side of the cathedral bell tower is well preserved.
轻轻的一个蚊The St. Lawrence Cathedral is the core building of the history of the ancient city of Trogir. After several centuries of construction, it combines Romanesque and Gothic styles.
吃苹果的麻雀呀
