Split & Trogir, Croatia (Dalmatian Coast)

Trogir - Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

Split & Trogir, Croatia (Dalmatian Coast) (6/16-18/2009) - Split has an UNESCO World Heritage site Roman palace built in the 4th century. The powerful Roman emperor, Diocletian, retired here. Trogir is a medieval gem not to be missed.

Market - Split, Croatia

Split is the second largest city in Croatia. Split once was just a jumping off point to the Dalmatian Islands. Now it is cleaning up and is becoming much more. 

Trogir - Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

Split comes alive at night along the plam-lined Riva harbor side promenade on a beautiful summer night.  

A large percentage of the world’s models come from Split – tall, thin… you know and we saw evidence of this.

Inside Split's Roman palace, something like 3,000 people live and work. It is packed with restaurants, bars, and shops. Go to the Golden Gate and rub the left toe of the Gregorius of Nin statue - they believe it brings you luck. 

Diocletians Palace 
- Split, Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

Hotel Bellevue 
- Split, Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

We took a boat to another UNESCO World Heritage site, the beautiful medieval town of Trogir, considered a town museum because of its preserved architecture from many cultures dating back 2000 years. One of the best preserved medieval towns in Europe (see photos).

Fish Market 
- Split, Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

Split - Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

Local Young Dancers 
 - Split, Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

Compacted onto a tiny island connected to the mainland by a bridge, narrow medieval streets wind through the enchanting town of Trogir revealing hidden restaurants and eye-catching galleries. A wide seaside promenade snakes around Trogir, culminating in a charming port full of sailboats waiting to take you to the islands of Drvenik Mali and Drvenik Veli with their pristine sand beaches and secluded coves. 

Stretching out from the main land of Trogir to either side is an infinite number of beautiful beaches as well. It is a fascinating place to just wander and also contains a range of accommodation.

Trogir is served by frequent buses that make the 20-mile trip from Split.

Interesting start of our visit to Split and Trogir... we flew from Athens to Split on budget airline SkyEurope. We arrived into Split at 11:30 at night with no room reservation. Pat talked to a drink stand vendor who made a call and we got a room in the most central part of Split.

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Write by: AN - Sunday, June 21, 2009