I spent an evening walking through the beautiful little town Trogir, which was crowded with tourists.
Trogir is usually one of the nicest small towns I have visited because it has a beautiful waterfront, full of small narrow streets, everything is in stone and has a famous fortress Kamerlengo.
I was not in Trogir for a few years in the summer months because there is really too crowded, and I often know come during the winter to drink coffee in one of the small squares.
The city is full of restaurants and cafes that were full of guests.
From the seashore you can see the peninsula Čiovo which is connected by bridge to the city. The distance is as small as you can see in the picture.
The most important cultural monument is the Trogir cathedral of St. Lovre which is one of the most famous Trogir monuments and UNESCO is a protected world heritage.
Fort Kamerlengo is located on the southwestern edge of the town of Trogir, at the corner of the wall.
The oldest part is the polygonal tower from the end of XIV. Century, and served to accommodate Venetian military crews.
Along the coast were some very beautiful specimens of yachts and boats.
