Croatia · Walking Tours

2-Hour Private Trogir Walking Tour with Cathedral of St. Lawrence

2 Hours Round trip from Trogir Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Panoramic views of Trogir from the iconic Trogir Bridge
02 Walk along the waterfront by the city walls and enter through the Gate of the Sea
03 See the Renaissance Chapel of St. Sebastian, the City Clock Tower, City Hall, and the Loggia
04 Interpret the medieval symbols of the Cathedral of St. Lawrence

Join us on an exciting tour of Trogir, starting from the iconic Trogir Bridge for panoramic city views and continuing through the waterfront by the city walls into the old town through the Gate of the Sea. Explore the ancient town's narrow streets and charming buildings as you reach the main square to see the Renaissance Chapel of St. Sebastian, the City Clock Tower, the City Hall, and the Loggia. The experience culminates at the awe-inspiring Cathedral of St. Lawrence, where you will interpret the medieval symbols of this fantastic building.

Finally, you will see the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, the highlight of the tour, and try to interpret the medieval symbols of this fantastic building.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

City Trogir

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Trogir Old Town and Cathedral of St. Lawrence

Start from Trogir Bridge, where you will see panoramic views of the city. Next, walk along the waterfront by the city walls and enter the city through the Gate of the Sea.
Walking through the narrow streets, you will reach the main square, where you will see the Renaissance Chapel of St. Sebastian, the City Clock Tower, the City Hall, and the Loggia.
You will learn about Coriolan Cippico, a local counterpart of the Medici, and look at his residence.
Finally, you will see the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, the highlight of the tour, and try to interpret the medieval symbols of this fantastic building.