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12 Put Vucivice, Seget Vranjica, Trogir, 21218, Croatia
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Hello guys,
me and my friends are budgeting a trip to Trogir. I've seen that the accomodation in villas is on average 15 euros / person / night. Since the villas have kitchens we will be making food on our own too. So I am asking you guys if there are any supermarkets or things like that and if so can I see some prices somewhere? Are the prices high even in supermarkets ?
Another thing is about museums, cathedrals, and maybe boat cruise to an island near. Can anyone help me on that ?
Regards to all from Bucharest, Romania
Alex
Of course there are supermarkets and local shops where you can do your shopping. Close to the bus station in Trogir there is also an open air market where you will be able to find fresh and cheap fruits and vegetables.
To get the idea of prices you will find in a supermarket try Konzum's webshop (Konzum is large supermarket chain):
http://online.konzum.hr/webshop/app
(You will have to know some Croatian or just look at the random pictures. Food is under "Hrana i pica")
Museums in Croatia are not expensive - usually the entrance ticket does not exceed a couple of Euros. Regular ferry tickets are cheap, some boat excursions can be more expensive.
Have a great time in Trogir!
You can take the ferry to Drvenik Veli or Drvenik Mali--great for a day of hiking and sitting by the sea. Take water just in case, but there is a little store that opens when the ferry arrives on Veli, where you can get bread (kruh) and cheese (sir).
Trogir is an very typical Mediterranean town with lots of the medieval structures in its old core. Besides churches and palaces, there are many medieval houses of, more or less, very simple structure. Do not forget that it was settlement where most of its inhabitants were fishermen or hardworkers. Even poor in its structure, this houses are most charming.
Trogir's main square is also a good place to begin your exploration of the town. The cathedral is located here as well as the Cipiko Palace, a Venetian mansion that dates to the 15th century. You'll also find the Town Loggia and its interesting clock tower and just off the square you'll find the Church of St. John the Baptist, which now houses a display of sacred art.
In front of the main entrance into the cathedral (in the far right of the first photo, hidden by the refection works), stands a small pyramid, about 2 m high, standing itself on a column about the same height.
The second photo shows a close up on its carving. Ikt is a long text in Latin that I will not try to translate, but the end gives the date "An Dom MDC", ie 1600 AD. However, I have not found what it commemorated.
Driving the Croatian coastline is as an easy, as an enjoyable experience. Taking this road, though not a highway, presents the opportunity to see many of the country's beauties by the Adriatic sea and watch them change from one region to another.
By Trogir, the scenery develops its special character, what we all think about hearing "Dalmatia"
Plenty of vineyards
Pines on rocks, that is, the islets, like Dalmatian spots fill up the seafront
Trogir itself, with its historic old town is a Dalmatian spot in endless time
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