In a nutshell A journey through time, walking among Roman walls, medieval residences and imposing fortifications in two destinations with a rich history.

Main stops

Trogir: walls, Cathedral of Saint Lawrence, bell tower
Split: Orientation tour

The programme

Our excursion begins with a visit to the medieval town of Trogir. Located on an island connected to dry land by a small bridge, it was founded as far back as the 3rd century B.C. by Greek settlers who called it Tragurion or 'island of goats'. We first head for the walls, extended several times over the centuries, and cross the characteristic little streets lined with stone houses, grand residences, churches and monasteries.
We then arrive at the Cathedral of Saint Lawrence, which took four centuries to build. The main façade, created by local architect Radovan and completed in 1240, is considered to be a true masterpiece of medieval art. The bell tower, built in the 14th century, is 47 metres high and constructed in three different architectural styles.
Returning to the coach, we head for Split for a short orientation tour to explore before returning to the ship.

Good to know

Dress code that is appropriate for the places of worship to be visited is recommended.
This excursion is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.
Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to safeguard your health and comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
On Sunday, during the winter the cathedral remains closed, and internal visits will not be possible, information will be given outside