Very much worth the five Euros entrance fee. Very beautiful inside and out. I was very impressed with the entrance way. The climb up the bell tower is steep but the views are great.

The Cathedral and Bell Tower are in the main square and are a stunning experience in themselves. Climb to the top of the Bell Tower for magnificent views over Trogir and the surrounding area. Entrance to the Bell Tower costs 30 Kuna and it's 25 Kuna to go into the Cathedral.

Main church of the medieval Zadar. it costs 30 kuna to get in, unfortunately for me there was a wedding when I was there... but... even from the outside, its a beautiful edifice, especially considering that its mostly Romanesque and gothic. Definitely worth your time!

ユネスコになったトロギール の街を上から見渡せます。 見晴らしがとてもいいです！上まで登るのは大変でしたが、登る価値がありますのでぜひ登ってみてください！ 少し離れたところに橋があり、写真のベストスポットなのでオススメです。 街にはアイス屋さんなどお店が小さくまとまってあり、落ち着いた雰囲気が漂っています。 小道など路地には可愛らしいお店が沢山あった印象です。 (Translated by Google) See the UNESCO-listed city of Trogir from above. The view is so nice! It was hard to climb to the top, but it's worth it, so please try it! There is a bridge a little further away, and it is recommended because it is the best spot for photos. There are small shops such as ice cream shops in the town, and there is a calm atmosphere. It is an impression that there were many cute shops in the alleys such as small streets.

Gorgeous church in the center of the walled part of the old town. €5 to enter but well worth it. You can climb to the top of the bell tower for beautiful views of the city. It gets a bit claustrophobic right at the end where you have to pass through a small stone hole but it's not bad. My large behind was able to get through and so can you. Gorgeous interior with a treasure room (no photos allowed in treasure room). Also no photos during active mass.

Very nice cathedral. If you like photography you would have a blast in this beautiful island.

Impressive interior in this Cathedral of Trogir and a good place to reflect in silence. But the best part is the sarcophagus of Ivan Trogirski who was the first bishop of Trogir. He was also known under his name Orsini, born in 1032 in Rome and died 1111. This spectacular monument was built in 1468 when his bones were moved to Trogir

St. Lawrence Church in Trogir is a charming historical landmark that showcases the beauty of Croatian architecture and religious heritage. Situated in the heart of the picturesque town of Trogir, the church's exterior is nothing short of captivating. The intricate stonework and ornate details on the façade make it a true masterpiece of Romanesque and Gothic design. Its presence outside certainly adds to the overall allure of this coastal town. However, while the exterior may be awe-inspiring, the interior of St. Lawrence Church does not quite match the grandeur of its outer appearance. Inside, you will find a more typical church setting with a simple layout, traditional pews, and religious artifacts. Although lacking the same level of intricacy seen on the exterior, the interior still exudes a sense of reverence and tranquility, creating a peaceful atmosphere for visitors.

What a wonderful place, enjoying chores singing, treat yourself with local cuisines and peaceful views and hostorical sites/buildings.

An impressive, picturesque church in the heart of old town Trogir. The whole square was magical in the nice morning sunshine. I would advise visiting in early morning or evening to avoid the summer heat. There was a big line to enter the church plus it’s 5€ entry and you need to cover yourself if you wear tanktops etc.

€5 entrance fee which incudes the tower and Cathedral.  Quite steep steps. Nice views from the top.  We were there at 12pm when the bells went off.. obviously it's very loud and it doesn't just strike 12 times. Cash only.

Absolutely worth the visit. Beautiful church. The entrance ticket is 5 euros and includes the church, bell tower and treasury.

Nice architecture and a lot of detailed statues. Stunning view from bell tower but you have to be a wee bit careful because the stairs are steep. Really important information is that you are allowed to enter if you are wearing a strappy top. You should have your shoulders covered. The ticket is 30kn/person and they do not accept cards.

What a wonderful cathedral! Just keep in mind - you need to cover your shoulder as in other case they didn’t let you go inside

Great view of the city from the top of the tower. Tickets are 5 euro/person

Great location for visiting not only Trogir but the whole area. Right in the old town of Trogir, but not noisy, we could sleep very well in the night with the windows closed. Good working air conditioning. Room very clean. Ivan is very friendly, helped us with luggage from and to the parking lot, gave us a lot of tips about restaurants and beaches in the area. They even got me a box of chocolates for my birthday.

Excellent stay! Best location possible, amazing staff and very clean! P.S. I booked directly with them and got a cheaper price too

Ivan gaves us many hints for restaurants for our next steps in our roadtrip. Thanks very much. Stay like this.

We really love this hotel. So charming and the staff is very attentive to all details. But our favorite part is this beautiful entrance, we just had to take a picture in front of it! Also, great groups!

Wonderful accommodation ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️directly in the heart of ancient Trogir. Amazing rooms. Dalmatian style. Very clean. Breakfast around the corner with special rebates also for lunch and dinner in the restaurant Queen Tenta. Ivan and his wife Mattea are very friendly hosts with lots of recommendations for a very nice stay. Transfer from the airport for little money. Many thanks !!!!!

This lovely “family run” Hotel is at the heart of the Old Town in Trogir - so the location is perfect. The Hotel is simple elegant, uses nice light colours, modern-comfortable and new furnitures but you still can feel the atmosphere of the Old Town. Clineliness is on high standard - also they provide everything from shower gel until the hairdryer and fresh towels. There is also a safe in the room and morning staff - tea, coffee, different size of mugs - what are lovely. A few benefits are coming with the Hotel - like discount for a breakfast in other high quality restaurant or Air Conditioner. The Owner, Ivan and also his wife and his sister are local people so always recommend the best places to visit, eat or try; find the most trusted companies and tours to have the best experince. They also provide Airport transfer - what makes the life much more easier. All these 3 are friendly, lovely and helpful people and also they talk a high level of English. These few sencentces can not describe enough how they run ‘this jewllery box’ but I strongly recommend this place to try. Just absolutely amazing, Enjoy :)

Fantastic location and room. Ivan was helpful at checking and finding a storage room for my bicycle as I am bike touring Croatia. The only negative was WiFi was not good in room. Unable to get a good signal from either of two networks. Highly recommend the rooms, great place to stay!

Amazing place! Organization and the rooms were perfect and the host did an exceptional job with caring for questions and needs! Can recommend it fully! Thank you for a nice stay in Trogir

We had a fantastic stay. The rooms are beautiful and the location great. Ivan was the most supportive host. Overall great experience and we recommend this hotel.

Centrally located in old city, the family that owns and runs this is accommodating, warm and hospitable. We enjoyed learning how they have worked many years to restore this ancient building. All the rooms are beautiful and unique, ask about the cannon ball wedged in the walls between buildings!! If you wish to stay in the ancient part of the city you cannot go wrong staying here!!

Mesmerising old Castle! As a part of the whole fortification it gives me GOT vibes! Loves it. It’s really not expensive place to go plus the views are awesome! P.S. There’s Not much inside, you basically go for the view!

Some nice views of the surroundings, it was 30kr each for us and we were just wondering why some of that entrance fee doesn't seem to be going into basic maintenance. Seems like it could be looked after better. The cathedral is the same price and is amazing.

Small little castel with a great view of the city from the top. Pretty narrow stairs going up and down. Cash only but does have clean restrooms.

We went in the evening near sunset. It was a great view from the top. And walking around the castle walls offers views from all directions

We had a really balanced experience here as you have to pay to enter the small castle, which is fine, but to the walls there is only 1 staircase which is uncomfortable if you check how many people are there at once. The walls are not crowded but there is a high bastion which has a few meter long queue you have to get in as it is also a staircase you have to climb which is very narrow and you have to let people first down then up and nobody is controlling the flow which is upsetting but once you get up top its worth the view.

Great view from the top of the castle of the beautiful city of Trogir Croatia. Not much to do inside and the castle is a bit small, but still a definite visit when in town. A bit pricey for what it is. But cool nevertheless. Some of Game of Thrones was filmed here in Trogir.

Nice to see when you are in Trogir. Tickets are not expensive. First you can see 15 minutes film about the fortress and its history. Then you can walk around the walls. You can see also beautiful panorama of Trogir from tower's roof.

This castle is of course on of the touristic places to visit. It’s at the end of the boulevard of Trogir. In the area are lot of restaurants and little shops where you can eat or do some shopping. The streets looks nice and tidy!

30 kuna to enter and a total waste of time. What you'll see from the outside is what you'll see on the inside, bare walls. Nothing else there. Not even shade, yeah you can climb the walls, but in my opinion, that's not enough of an attraction to warrant the waste of time and money.

Staff uninterested. Didn't even make eye contact with us. It's cash only BTW so make sure you bring hard currency. There's absolutely nothing to see on the ground floor, you can go up and do the wall walk and go to the top of the tall tower, which gives a nice view, but there is Zero information about the castle throughout. Would a signboard or two hurt?

This place is a joke. The fortress looks much better from the outside than it does inside. For the 5€ entrance fee there is nothing to see inside other than litter and dead birds. These people are only making money from what their ancestors built and don’t care about keeping it. Just sad.

It's a fine landmark, but mostly empty inside. 5 euro for the entrance and nice view from the ramparts. You can also shoot bow and crossbow inside, which was a fun experience 🙂

€4 entrance. Beautiful views across the whole of the Old town. Large area at the top Tower. You can also walk round the whole Fort. No queues to get in. Cash only. Has toilets.

Definitely worth visiting, both for the fortress itself and for the view you will enjoy. Not for everyone though. There are some steps to clim, especially if you want to reach the top of the tower. Those ones are narrow and slippery.

A small castle in the center of Trogir with a great panoramic view of the old town from the top. To see the best part (the top floor) you have to use the narrow and steep stairway, so it may not be suitable for everyone...

There is nothing special inside. The view is nice, especially if you reach the top of the tower. During summer there are doing concerts and movie evenings, which is cool. Tickets are 25kn/person, for kids are 20kn and they do not accept cards, only cash. In the lower lever of the tower they have a tv which is playing a documentary about the fortress. The most interesting parts are the coats of arms outside of the walls.

トロギル旧市街地の島は小さいエリアなので２時間もあればぐるっと回れてしまいます。迷路でエキゾチックな路地は明るく一人でも安心して歩けます。迷路のホテルに泊まって、海辺のカフェでゆったりと過ごしてみたかったな。 (Translated by Google) The island of the old town of Trogir is a small area, so you can go around it in two hours. The labyrinthine and exotic alleys are bright and safe to walk alone. I wanted to stay in a maze hotel and relax at a seaside cafe.

Beautiful entrance gate - with many architectural details - to the old town of this small island. If you keep walking, you’ll reach the church and pass through the labyrinth. The city gate, from the 17th century, was constructed under the influence of the ancient Greeks, then the Romans and Venetians. Trogir is the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic complex not only in the Adriatic, but in all of Central Europe. Trogir's medieval core, surrounded by walls, comprises a preserved castle and tower and a series of dwellings and palaces from the Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods.

The northern, land city gate (Porta terrae fermae) has been built in the Baroque manner during the middle of the XVIIth century. It is known that the builder Ignacija Macanović worked on their restoration in the XVIIIth century. A statue of the Trogir patron saint Blessed John of Trogir stands above the gates on a square stone pedestal. The statue was made in the Gothic style and derives from the first third of the XVth century. It is quite probable that this is a work by Bonino from Milan who was active throughout the region of Dalmatia during the first decades of the XVth century.

Best access to old Town

Trogir is a small island with a cool walled city. There are two gates to get in - the North Land Gate and South Marine/Sea Gate. After crossing a small bridge, you enter the walled city through the North Gate. The statue of St. Ivan Trogirski, protector of the town is on top of the gate. Town is small and impossible to get lost as there are two main streets.

Croatia is generally very interesting with its history and good weather. Actually, I would like to know more. There could be more information boards. Because there are a lot of people on the ground and you can't start searching all over the internet

This is such a beautiful town to visit with so many little side streets with lots of character and interesting shops and little bars to refresh you after a hard day's sightseeing

Ground door on the north side of Trogir opened at the time of providotore Antoni by Bernard (from 1656 to 1660), as evidenced by its crest. But the gates were given to surviving form much later, only 1763 procedure known builder Ignatius Macanovića (1727-1807).On Land gates Macanović made quite DIY installation of elements from the previous port (Venetian lav, emblem providotore Bernard, the label mentioning providotore Bernard), we set up the medieval, Gothic statue st. Ivana Trogir.Under the statue of St. Ivana is set to the wrong pedestal with the inscription that lists feats deserving providur Bernard in establishing and defending the Dalmatian cities for a long Cretan War (1645-1669).

Stepping into the heart of Trogir's old town is like stepping back in time, and the old clock tower stands as a majestic testament to the town's rich history. This charming and iconic structure seems to hold within its ancient stones the stories of centuries gone by. As you walk through the cobblestone streets and catch sight of the clock tower's elegant silhouette, you're transported to a world where time itself seems to slow down. The old clock tower is not just a magnificent sight; it's a living link to the past. Its intricate design and ornate details reflect the craftsmanship of bygone eras, reminding visitors of the dedication and artistry that went into its creation. Climbing to the top of the tower rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views that stretch across the town's terracotta rooftops and the shimmering Adriatic Sea beyond. It's a view that encapsulates the beauty and allure of Trogir. Every hour, the tower comes to life as the old clock chimes, a reminder that amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life, the echoes of history continue to resonate. The tower stands not only as a timekeeper but as a guardian of the town's heritage, inviting us to appreciate the past while embracing the present. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an architecture lover, or simply someone who delights in the charm of ancient towns, the old clock tower in Trogir's old town is a must-see destination. It's a place where time stands still, allowing us to savor the beauty of a town that has weathered the ages with grace and elegance."

Trig or palace Cipiko, it’s only have great architecture outside of the palace, but inside also, But couldn’t check it. It is already in the UNESCO heritage, so it’s inside there is cost for the people mostly like 30 kuno for adult and around 10 Kuno for kids. It might be worth visiting, but I couldn’t go inside as time didn’t permitted the same.

This romanesque building dates back to 1457 and was the residence of Trogir's prominent Cipiko family. It is opposite the cathedral in the main square of Trogir.

Beautiful balcony with greens

Great family Cipiko palace in Trogir -domus magna whatever it is called in the will of Coriolanus Cipika created the summing up of medieval houses and their radical adaptation of the beginning of the second half of the 15th stoljeća. For determination of the adaptation house to the palace can take years in 1457, featured the inscription in the courtyard palaces. The palace is filled with Renaissance details, each of which deserves a special review.The inscriptions, coats of arms, angels, lions....

Great historic building. A definite must to visit

Located in front of the main church of the city, nice windows

Beautiful city waterfront, best after dark, but expect more people.

It's an interesting place. The most astonishing thing was the garden with the well. Perimetrical of the garden there are a lot of statues and it seems like they gathered most of the lion symbols in this church. The ticket is 10 kn/person and they do not accept cards.

Absolutely worth 2 euro entrance fee - there is a treasury, a garden with a well, and the church itself is simple yet nice-looking inside.

That is one of the Trogir's symbols. The church inside is barely decorated, but it has an amazing garden with a well.

Lovely church positioned right in the middle of the waterfront promenade, parts of which date back to 1280.

Trogir is on UNESCOs list and every part of the old town has it's own story. If you like storys from history and whant to know more about this church and monastery, take a local guide. Ther's a lot of this Town of happy moment you can learn

One of the main landmarks of Trogir.

Among the important monuments of the UNESCO town of Trogir also include St. samonstan. Dominic and his church.In 1304 the Dominican Order has purchased the site in the western part of the city where they set the foundation of a large church, which still exists today. It was built in two parts. First, at the end of XIII. st. (1280 - 1290) was a church that was slightly shorter than today. From this period originated southern gothic windows, among which the 1325 was built three graves, a high njihovese consoles still visible in the wall. On the back wall of the apse is drawing early Gothic distyle crescent romantic port whose design testify that the apse was built later than the first half of the XIV. In the second half of the XIV. century the church was extended to the west when it received its final form.It is a spacious one-nave church with a wooden ceiling and a rectangular choir, and it all exudes simplicity, dignity and seriousness.The monastery was in 1944, became victims of the bombing, but later fully restored in its original form. The church is now a lot of the work site, amplified based.

Stepping into the heart of Trogir's old town is like stepping back in time, and the old clock tower stands as a majestic testament to the town's rich history. This charming and iconic structure seems to hold within its ancient stones the stories of centuries gone by. As you walk through the cobblestone streets and catch sight of the clock tower's elegant silhouette, you're transported to a world where time itself seems to slow down. The old clock tower is not just a magnificent sight; it's a living link to the past. Its intricate design and ornate details reflect the craftsmanship of bygone eras, reminding visitors of the dedication and artistry that went into its creation. Climbing to the top of the tower rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views that stretch across the town's terracotta rooftops and the shimmering Adriatic Sea beyond. It's a view that encapsulates the beauty and allure of Trogir. Every hour, the tower comes to life as the old clock chimes, a reminder that amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life, the echoes of history continue to resonate. The tower stands not only as a timekeeper but as a guardian of the town's heritage, inviting us to appreciate the past while embracing the present. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an architecture lover, or simply someone who delights in the charm of ancient towns, the old clock tower in Trogir's old town is a must-see destination. It's a place where time stands still, allowing us to savor the beauty of a town that has weathered the ages with grace and elegance."

Trig or palace Cipiko, it’s only have great architecture outside of the palace, but inside also, But couldn’t check it. It is already in the UNESCO heritage, so it’s inside there is cost for the people mostly like 30 kuno for adult and around 10 Kuno for kids. It might be worth visiting, but I couldn’t go inside as time didn’t permitted the same.

This romanesque building dates back to 1457 and was the residence of Trogir's prominent Cipiko family. It is opposite the cathedral in the main square of Trogir.

Beautiful balcony with greens

Great family Cipiko palace in Trogir -domus magna whatever it is called in the will of Coriolanus Cipika created the summing up of medieval houses and their radical adaptation of the beginning of the second half of the 15th stoljeća. For determination of the adaptation house to the palace can take years in 1457, featured the inscription in the courtyard palaces. The palace is filled with Renaissance details, each of which deserves a special review.The inscriptions, coats of arms, angels, lions....

Great historic building. A definite must to visit

Located in front of the main church of the city, nice windows

Very nice museum on the city of Trogir, lots of old pictures and relics from the monumental past, dating back to the 2nd century.. and as a bonus the galery on painter and poet Cata Dujšin Ribar. Being alone wandering through the rooms of the museum it was a wonderful experience losing tracks in time.

Tickets cash only. The first thing that you see when you enter Trogir. Not expensive, great place to see some art and get in touch with local history. You’ll walk around the whole thing in about 30minutes.

Excellent museum with some very interesting exhibits. A good way to while away an hour or so whilst visiting Trogir.

Very nice small museum with kind and helpfull staff.

Very interesting exposition. Nice garden inside. Absolutely quite place.

closed as the whole old town, looks sweet but nothing inside - very tired people working even the season has not started. dont bother to go - too turistic, blaah ....

Very confusing experience. We also bought a guide but we had to struggle to find correspondences between what the guide was describing and what we were seeing. Some pieces were missing and the library can't be accessed as they put an office in the room. Such a pity. Portrait gallery is interesting though.

Very much worth the five Euros entrance fee. Very beautiful inside and out. I was very impressed with the entrance way. The climb up the bell tower is steep but the views are great.

The Cathedral and Bell Tower are in the main square and are a stunning experience in themselves. Climb to the top of the Bell Tower for magnificent views over Trogir and the surrounding area. Entrance to the Bell Tower costs 30 Kuna and it's 25 Kuna to go into the Cathedral.

Main church of the medieval Zadar. it costs 30 kuna to get in, unfortunately for me there was a wedding when I was there... but... even from the outside, its a beautiful edifice, especially considering that its mostly Romanesque and gothic. Definitely worth your time!

ユネスコになったトロギール の街を上から見渡せます。 見晴らしがとてもいいです！上まで登るのは大変でしたが、登る価値がありますのでぜひ登ってみてください！ 少し離れたところに橋があり、写真のベストスポットなのでオススメです。 街にはアイス屋さんなどお店が小さくまとまってあり、落ち着いた雰囲気が漂っています。 小道など路地には可愛らしいお店が沢山あった印象です。 (Translated by Google) See the UNESCO-listed city of Trogir from above. The view is so nice! It was hard to climb to the top, but it's worth it, so please try it! There is a bridge a little further away, and it is recommended because it is the best spot for photos. There are small shops such as ice cream shops in the town, and there is a calm atmosphere. It is an impression that there were many cute shops in the alleys such as small streets.

Gorgeous church in the center of the walled part of the old town. €5 to enter but well worth it. You can climb to the top of the bell tower for beautiful views of the city. It gets a bit claustrophobic right at the end where you have to pass through a small stone hole but it's not bad. My large behind was able to get through and so can you. Gorgeous interior with a treasure room (no photos allowed in treasure room). Also no photos during active mass.

Very nice cathedral. If you like photography you would have a blast in this beautiful island.

Impressive interior in this Cathedral of Trogir and a good place to reflect in silence. But the best part is the sarcophagus of Ivan Trogirski who was the first bishop of Trogir. He was also known under his name Orsini, born in 1032 in Rome and died 1111. This spectacular monument was built in 1468 when his bones were moved to Trogir

St. Lawrence Church in Trogir is a charming historical landmark that showcases the beauty of Croatian architecture and religious heritage. Situated in the heart of the picturesque town of Trogir, the church's exterior is nothing short of captivating. The intricate stonework and ornate details on the façade make it a true masterpiece of Romanesque and Gothic design. Its presence outside certainly adds to the overall allure of this coastal town. However, while the exterior may be awe-inspiring, the interior of St. Lawrence Church does not quite match the grandeur of its outer appearance. Inside, you will find a more typical church setting with a simple layout, traditional pews, and religious artifacts. Although lacking the same level of intricacy seen on the exterior, the interior still exudes a sense of reverence and tranquility, creating a peaceful atmosphere for visitors.

What a wonderful place, enjoying chores singing, treat yourself with local cuisines and peaceful views and hostorical sites/buildings.

An impressive, picturesque church in the heart of old town Trogir. The whole square was magical in the nice morning sunshine. I would advise visiting in early morning or evening to avoid the summer heat. There was a big line to enter the church plus it’s 5€ entry and you need to cover yourself if you wear tanktops etc.

€5 entrance fee which incudes the tower and Cathedral.  Quite steep steps. Nice views from the top.  We were there at 12pm when the bells went off.. obviously it's very loud and it doesn't just strike 12 times. Cash only.

Absolutely worth the visit. Beautiful church. The entrance ticket is 5 euros and includes the church, bell tower and treasury.

Nice architecture and a lot of detailed statues. Stunning view from bell tower but you have to be a wee bit careful because the stairs are steep. Really important information is that you are allowed to enter if you are wearing a strappy top. You should have your shoulders covered. The ticket is 30kn/person and they do not accept cards.

What a wonderful cathedral! Just keep in mind - you need to cover your shoulder as in other case they didn’t let you go inside

Great view of the city from the top of the tower. Tickets are 5 euro/person

Super!

(Translated by Google) I haven't been able to see it inside. It has a small rose window and a bust of Saint Peter. (Original) No he podido verla por dentro. Tiene un pequeño rosetón y un busto de San Pedro.

(Translated by Google) Nice church but most of the time it is closed (Original) Pekný kostol no väčšinu času je zatvorený

(Translated by Google) I AM SURPRISED THAT IN CROATIA THERE IS NO INFORMATION ON WHEN THE HOLY MASS IS CELEBRATED. (Original) DZIWI MNIE ŻE W CHORWACJI NIE MA INFORMACJI KIEDY JEST SPRAWOWANA MSZA ŚWIĘTA.

(Translated by Google) This is not commented on, unnecessary,,.....dearest, there are more, all the churches in the world, because Christ lives in them----, our Lord2🙏❤ (Original) Ovo se ne komentira,suvisno,,.....najdraza,ima ih jos,sve crkve na svijetu,jer u njima zivi krist----,nas Gospodin2🙏❤

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Church. (Original) Śliczny Kościół.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Prelijepo

(Translated by Google) Worth a look! (Original) Vrijedi razgledati!

Amazing location looking over moving water. It's a very relaxing way to wait for a flight, as the location is only a 5 minute drive from Split airport. We just had a drink, but the food they were serving others looked good

Beautiful surroundings and great atmosphere. The service is good. The food is good quality for Croatian fare but that is quite limited and repetitive. Well worth the visit.

5/5 Little hidden gem for tourists that the local seems to love Surroundings, food, service was all top quality. Highly recommended!

Great and beautiful place. Good food, good service.

The food was okay, however, the fish plate for 2 people was more for just 1 person. For that prize I hoped for a better services and a kind welcome. Also next to the 46€ fish plate I had to order side dishes because it was not included… We were there at night and next to the restaurant there is a lake. It resulted loads of mosquitos but there were not any protection from the restaurant. All in all it is nice from outside but it is really expensive. I would recommend another place to eat.

What a wonderful little gem. So nice to find a restaurant near the airport that serves other things than pizza and hamburgers. I had the grilled squid. It was delightful. And the beautiful building and surroundings. It was a joy.

Wooow!! Delicious food, nice atmosphere by the water. What is really spectacular is the service. Super super fast and everyone smiling, from the waiter through the chef till the dish washing stuff. 5 stars well deserved! Highly recommended ;)

Nice,local food and great place to relax.

We stopped at the restaurant on our way back from a trip. It was a problem to park because of the wedding. The grounds of the mill are very nice. It is very relaxing to watch the ducks. The food was good and cheap compared to other restaurants. Beer for 20 kuna, octopus for 90 kuna. I give 4 stars, it was better average

This restaurant was incredible! I enjoyed sitting by the water, watching and feeding the ducks and geese. It was all very relaxing. I've visited a couple of times for lunch during the week, and it was never too busy. The service and food is spectacular. They are very kind, and seem to know several languages (including English and German). I ordered the pasta with salmon and it was delicious! I will be returning before my holiday is done.

Apart from the location, this restaurant does not have much going for it. Food was poor quality, and very cold. Lacked any kind of flavour

Stopped off here as part of a daytrip whilst cruising round Croatia. Lovely local bread with cheese and ham, washed down with some very palatable wine. Very quaint and peaceful spot. We even had the pleasure of listening to some traditional performers.

Really nice restaurant, Amazing tastes, nice prize.

You can find local foods, fresh from the farm. And the locals are friendly. It's in the center so everything is near. Restaurant, bus station, supermarket, mall, coffee shops, police station, ATM, apparel shops. DM, BIPA..If you like to sit near the water it would be nice, you'll love the view. It's my favorite spot too😊

Nice to walk around but too expensive. Don’t buy there if you are tourist. Be mindful of the old lady selling cherries. The old lady who sells cherry next to this bridge. (Right in front of Big Mama Grill and food) DO NOT buy from her!! She pretended that she doesn’t understand and do not give my money back. 👎👎👎👎👎 She charged us extra, and gave all bad cherries and leaves. Cheater! 2 euro you paid, and finally the eatable ones are none…all went to the garbage can. Very very bad experience! Sad to see Croatian becomes so greedy.

Vibrant colours, lush smells Excellent fresh food

Fruit, veg and local products market with waterside area where you can get coffee and drinks.

This place looks okay, but once you look through it you start to realize they all sell the same stuff, same olive oil, same "home made" rakija, same ajvar, honey, lavender, it looks very tourist-trapy to me. Bought some olive oil but the quality was questionable.

Super cool place , money exchange, food corners, excellent street market, until 11.30pm all open. Very beautiful old town location. Local parking is very expensive but you can fine normal parking out side. Lot of restaurants, cocktail bar, casino, to stay 3 days will be good enough. 30 mints from Split city.

Quality is good for most products but prices are terrible... if u want buy just one product then go ahead but if u want to buy more its not place for u. Example - home made wine without any label - 13 euro in the market- if you go out of Trogir to first better farmer then its 5-8 euro... watermellon 2-3 euro for kilo there, in shop like Lidl 1-2 euro for kg ... the price difference is huge...

Great for a little wonder around, a vast selection of fruits, vegetables on offer, and many other stalls selling various products and items.

Great selection of fruits and veggies. Pay attention though. When they see that you are a tourist they will change the price/weight or try to cheat you some other way.

Wow! I really loved this place! So nice with all the fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, oliveoils, lavendel, cheese, ham, salami! I really recommend it!

This market is overpriced, they are ripping off tourists here. Most of the fruit and vegetables are not from their gardens. (Few exceptios). The sellers are aggressive. There are some sellers that have fair prices and bring things from their own gardens but you know this only if you are a local and can visit the market under a longer period. As a tourist, stay away from this place.

A Nice Place to get your vegitabels, flowers,oliveoil, lokal produced honey, figs, lavendel and mutch more

This is the most bureaucratic and selfish government office I have ever been in Croatia. They require tourists to wear a mask upon entering, but none of their employees wear a mask inside. There are beautiful photos hanging on each side of the interior wall, but they don't allow guests to walk over the front desk to see the photos. They don't greet the tourist either.

I still don't know if this is either the tourist information or a tourist office for the municipality. We were waiting while some clerks were working on their desks and not paying attention on us and only one person hidden in a corner who informed us after she finished with someone who I don't know if he was a tourist or a worker.

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Main tourist information office located by the main city square

Very helpful information centre in a beautiful old building.

Do not ask the by email or messenger, they will not reply you at all.

Easy to find. Good for picking up maps and information.