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Grad Trogir's Essential Treasures

Trogir’s UNESCO-listed historic center is defined by its 15th-century Venetian fortifications, including the Kamerlengo Castle and the circular St. Mark’s Tower. The town's heritage extends to the French period with the neoclassical Marmont’s Gloriette. Beyond the mainland, the administrative area encompasses the island of Drvenik Veli, home to significant religious sites such as the late Gothic Church of St. George and the 16th-century Church of St. Nicholas, featuring notable Baroque interiors.

Grad Trogir's Essential Treasures — Map

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Kamerlengo Castle

Kamerlengo Castle is a castle and fortress in Trogir, Croatia.

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Kula svetog Marka

A 15th-century circular Renaissance tower built by the Republic of Venice to defend the channel between the island and the mainland.

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Marmont

A neoclassical stone gloriette built in 1808 during the French administration to honor Marshal Auguste de Marmont.

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Sv. Juraj

A late Gothic and Renaissance church located on the island of Drvenik Veli, featuring a traditional bell-gable.

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kapelica Sv. Nikole

A small votive chapel dedicated to Saint Nicholas, situated on the coastline of Drvenik Veli.

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Sv. Nikola

A 16th-century parish church on Drvenik Veli, known for its ornate Baroque altar and historical liturgical items.