This delightful hotel accentuates its 15th-century heritage with antique furniture, dark timber and elaborate beds. The friendly staff members wear traditional outfits, adding to the days-gone-by vibe. Head up to the little roof terrace for views over the old town.
Hotel Pašike
Trogir
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Housed in the former Garagnin-Fanfogna palace, this museum exhibits books, documents, drawings and period costumes from Trogir’s long history.
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The main northern entrance to the old town, topped by a statue of the Blessed Ivan Orsini, Trogir's first bishop.
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The treasury of this Benedictine convent is home to a dazzling 3rd-century relief of Kairos, the Greek god of opportunity, carved out of orange marble.
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