Trogir
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English: Trogir is a historical city in Croatia, west of Split. A rich culture was created under the influence of ancient Greeks, Romans, and Venetians. It is the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic complex in all of Central Europe. Trogir's medieval core comprises a castle and a series of dwellings and palaces from the Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods.
General views
Before 1918
In 2010
In 2006
In 2007
In 2013
In 2013
In 2005.
Cathedral - Sveti Lovro
In 1909
In 1909
Portal
In 1909
In 1989
Eve
Lion
Adam
Adam
The Baptism of Christ made by Andrija Aleši (15th c)
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Interior
In 1909
In 1909
Chapel of Ivan (St John) Orsini
Added in the second half of the 15th century.
Coffered vault.
Clock tower and Loggia (15th c)
In 1909
In 2008
In 2011
In 2014
Relief by Firentinac (Niccolò di Giovanni Fiorentino, 1418-1506)
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Kamerlengo castle
In 1911
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Churches
St Peter (16th c)
Our Lady of Carmel? 14th c relief
Church of St. John the Baptist (13th c)
In 1909
Art in Trogir
Gloriette
Ban of Croatia, 1475-1520, by Mestrovic (1938)
Prominent houses
Town hall (15th c)
In 2010
In 1909
In 2010
Cipiko Mansion (15th c)
15 c Venetian gothic windows
