Thirty kilometres east of Primošten and about 20km west of Split, Trogir is one of the most seductive towns on the Dalmatian coast, a compact brown-beige welter of palaces, jutting belfries and shambling streets fanning out from an antique central square. Founded by Greeks from Vis in the third century BC, Trogir can compare with any of the towns on the coast in terms of historic sights, and its cathedral is one of the finest in the Adriatic. It's also a good base for further exploration: the swarming city of Split is a short ride away on the #37 bus, and between the two lies a string of time-worn fishing ... More
Overview of Trogir, Croatia
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Thirty kilometres east of Primošten and about 20km west of Split, Trogir is one of the most seductive towns on the Dalmatian coast, a compact brown-beige welter of palaces, jutting belfries and shambling streets fanning out from an antique central square. Founded by Greeks from Vis in the third century BC, Trogir can compare with any of the towns on the coast in terms of historic sights, and its cathedral is one of the finest in the Adriatic. It's also a good base for further exploration: the swarming city of Split is a short ride away on the #37 bus, and between the two lies a string of time-worn fishing villages known collectively as Kaštela, after the little "castles" built here by Trogir nobles to serve as country retreats.
Having been traveling since yesterday afternoon (Pacific time), it nearly killed us to miss our extra tight connection from Paris-CGD to Zagreb by ...
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Having been traveling since yesterday afternoon (Pacific time), it nearly killed us to miss our extra tight connection from Paris-CGD to Zagreb by seconds. Very frustrating to see them close the door in our face. We knew it was tight but figured AirFrance wouldn't have booked it if it wasn't possible. And the woman in the Seattle airport said we just needed to catch a tram to our gate and we wouldn't have to go through security again in Charles deGaulle. Well, it wasn't a tram, it was a bus. And it went all the way around the airport, stopping several times, letting dozens of people on board, ...
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via Copenhagen, Vienna, then on to Sarajevo, arriving late Saturday night. * Mostar: walked around, went up the minaret * had the great fortune to ...
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via Copenhagen, Vienna, then on to Sarajevo, arriving late Saturday night. * Mostar: walked around, went up the minaret * had the great fortune to stumble on ___ restaurant, where we had a wonderfully prepared platter of sea bass, shark, and calamari, along with the owner's homemade wine, under a pergola surrounded by bouganvia * arrived in Trogir, had pizza near the river listening to some local bagpipe-like instrument next to two enormous yachts * spent most of the day here, looking at the beautiful waterfalls. We also took a boat ride to a monastery on a small island in the middle of the la...
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Dubrovnik Palace Hotel, Conference and Spa Centre is a newly refurbished hotel in Dubrovnik, the jewel of the Adriatic. It
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Green, philanthropic and positive and the slightly offbeat town of Trogir Villa PaPe is the ideal destination for weekend escape,
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