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Maybe yes or maybe no, it doesn't matter but this group od mum's gave me opportunity to make this beautiful picture. The sun was down in the late afternoon it wasn't so hot anymore and that was the right time to walk babies out.
Written Feb 6, 2012
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We arrived here on May 1st, so it was time to do as the locals do. We sat down, talked crude Croatian language and drank beer and wine for a while. The band played and we got there late in the day, but I guess it was an event of 6-8 hours starting around 9-10AM based on the "tipsy" crowd. There were around 300 people in the park by Kamerlengo fort
Written Jun 2, 2010
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Trogir has numerous caf? terraces. This one stands, together with several others on Trg Ivana Pavla II. There are so many that it is difficult to take a decent photo of the loža but I must admit that to have a fresh beer in one of those welcoming armchairs is a great pleasure !
Updated Jan 16, 2006
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Everywhere in Croatia, there are many shops selling yummy ice creams but I have found that in Trogir, there were even more and with an even wider variety. If we had to choose one, I really do not know which one. Luckily, we are not ice cream eaters and our pleasure was to gaze at all of them in the windows !
Written Jan 16, 2006
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One thing that is also a must-do in Trogir is to eat an ice-cream. People are selling ice-creams wherever you go...but the most interesting are ice-cream throwers on Riva (they throw ice-cream in the air and catch them) and the ice-cream square, as I call it, in the centre of old city . There are at least four ice-cream shops with terraces. definitely the best one is Ðovani,definitely the best ice-cream on this part of Croatia. Enjoy
Written Aug 3, 2004
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Written Feb 6, 2012
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Iron is used, her and there, providing a Mediterranean look. But nowhere in Croatia I saw a courtyard so clearly marrying Greek and Spanish look as in Trogir.
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Updated Oct 27, 2011
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Iron is used, her and there, providing a Mediterranean look. But nowhere in Croatia I saw a courtyard so clearly marrying Greek and Spanish look as in Trogir....
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Q: Hello!! I will arrive on Cruise to Split Port on April and I am very interested in to go Trogir. Can you please recommend me...
A: Hi.In Split you have bus and boat for Trogir.If you coming by bus in Split,in the same station you can catch bus for Trogir it is about 20-30 Kuna(5-6euro). But if you...
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Trogir, an island from the Middle Ages
The medieval city of Trogir stands on an island but the new city extends north on the continent and south on the large Ciovo island. In 1976, Trogir had 5.000 inhabitants, 10,000 in 2005. The island...
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Trogir is one of the most beautiful town on the Adriatic coast and a must see when visiting Croatia. It is situated 25km northwest of Split and is a prefcet spot for a half-day trip. The old core, as...
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A Town for Strolling the Promenade
This island town is only 20 miles from Split and a nice visits for one day. There are sites to take in such as CAthedral of St. Lovre and bell tower, museum(but it was closed and has been for 2...
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I visited Trogir on a day trip from nearby Split and enjoyed every calming, breezy moment of my short stay. The main sights are all centered in the medieval center, which is really an island...
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Trogir is one of my favorurite cities in Croatia. It's small, but it has so much of a charm,that keeps you always comming back. Narrow streets (called 'kale' ) with many restaurants and cafe-bars,...
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