Best places: Tourist attractions in Grad Kaštela, Croatia

👍👍 We had a fantastic time in Trogir. I recommend stopping at the tourism office and getting the "Following the Masters' Marks" book first. There are some really cool markings around the city that we missed and one I saw but didn't know what it was. I will be going back before this trip is over to find...

👍👍 Catholic church serve the holy mass every day at 8am and 19pm. On Sunday at 8,9,10 and 11 am and 7 pm.

👍👍 We enjoyed a great evening with delicious food, wonderfully warm hosts and a lot of fun. Many thanks to Ivana, Marko and her family. Our kids loved the place and the food, too. They even were treated with a private tour of the premises to see the animals. You must make a reservation because the foo...

This huge, fortress-like palace served as a residence for a Roman emperor & the military garrison.

This bustling waterfront features an expansive boardwalk, numerous eateries & scenic views.

Forested hillside park featuring jogging trails, lookout points, a botanical garden & more.

4th-century Roman stone entryway to Diocletian's Palace, with arches & ornate statues.

👍👍 The view from above is definitely worth an effort. It's a pity there is no "Malacka Pass" signage on the fast road from Split to Trogir. Neither mountaineer home nor the shelter were open

👍👍 The promenade along the waterfront in Trogir is magnificent. Over the water there is the marina. On the town side you have one beautiful medieval building after another, culminating in the Kamalengo castle The whole area is packed with bars & restaurants. The walk is quite short, but unforgettab...

Iconic courtyard at Diocletian's Palace featuring ancient colonnades, medieval buildings & a cafe.

👍👍 Amazing beach walk,, View is magnificent,, There is a nearby observation deck that you must visit,, There are no safety rails on the side of the Walkway, so be attentive for children,,

Works by 20th-century sculptor Ivan Meštrović displayed in his panoramic former residence & studio.

Monastery with a 13th-century cloister & a church housing the tomb of Croatian author Marko Marulić.

👍👍 The Old Town of Trogir is on an island and is very compact - but magical. There is masses to see - the waterfront promenade, Kamerlengo Fortress, St Dominic's Church & Monastery, the main square with St Lawrence's Church & Bell Tower plus the Loggia - but also just the narrow cobbled streets & alle...

👍👍 We did a tour with them in August and it was great. It was amazing to have a full day on which you do not have to take care of anything! The stops were beautiful, the boat felt secure, the atmosphere was fun and the food was surprisingly good - even fresh cut fruit. Drinks are included as well. Defi...

👍👍 We went on the tour to Krka national park. Anita our tour guide was amazing! Fun and informative great knowledge of local history Would recommend

Built in 305 CE, this cathedral dedicated to the city's patron saint has a Romanesque bell tower.

👍👍 Not the most intense hike (you do climb, but I didn't find it too steep) and relatively close to the city compared to other viewpoints and you already have a nice view!

Small shingle beach accessed via dirt road, backed by pine trees & known for its clear waters.

👍👍 Beautiful part of the old town.