Trogir Cathedral

Trogir Cathedral: A Historical Gem

This 13th-century cathedral, also referred to as St. John, is Trogir's tallest building and a prime example of Romanesque-Gothic architecture.

Founded in the 1200s, the cathedral was a significant religious site with contributions from Master Radovan and other artists. Its features include a carved portal, a cherub-filled baptistery from 1464, and a Treasury housing precious artifacts such as an ivory triptych.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🕍 Grand Portal: Marvel at the intricately carved Romanesque portal, a masterpiece by Master Radovan.
• 🔔 Bell Tower Views: Climb the 47m high bell tower for panoramic views of Trogir.
• 🖼️ Chapel of Blessed Ivan Orsini: Visit the beautifully decorated chapel of Trogir's first bishop.

The cathedral is generally accessible for all visitors. It attracts tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.