From Split: Trogir and Split Guided for Cruise Guests

Enjoy the town that is also an island at the same time; stroll through the center and walk along the old walls.

St. Lawrence died as a martyr in the 3rd century and later became the patron saint of cooks and comedians, symbolizing courage, humility, and the enduring power of faith through suffering and wit.

Explore the main square of Trogir, a lively historical hub surrounded by landmarks such as the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, the City Loggia, and the Town Hall, offering a glimpse into the town’s rich medieval heritage. Read more about - Split and Trogir UNESCO Half Day History Tour from Cruise - https://www.viator.com/tours/Split/Bokun-Free-Product-February-2026/d4185-481983P17?mcid=56757

The Kamerlengo Fortress stands as a powerful reminder of Venetian rule in Trogir, showcasing late medieval military architecture and offering panoramic views that reflect the town’s strategic and historical significance.

The Peristyle Square, located at the heart of Diocletian’s Palace in Split, is a stunning example of Roman architecture and serves as the dramatic forecourt to the Cathedral of St. Domnius (Sveti Duje), blending imperial Roman grandeur with early Christian sacred tradition.

Visit the statue of Grgur Ninski in Split, a medieval bishop known for advocating the use of the Croatian language in liturgy, whose polished toe is believed to bring good luck to those who touch it.

In the cellars of Diocletian’s Palace in Split, visitors can discover the famous dragon scenes from Game of Thrones adding a fantasy dimension to the palace’s rich historical narrative.

The Riva promenade in Split is a vibrant waterfront walkway lined with palm trees, cafes, and historic buildings, serving as a central social and cultural hub where locals and tourists alike gather to enjoy the Adriatic views and lively atmosphere.

Enjoy the guided tour with a local licensed tour guide and receive suggestions for traditional local lunch.