The Church and Monastery of St Nicholas stand inside Trogir’s historic core and are protected as cultural heritage. Their importance lies especially in the continuity of monastic use and in their place within the town’s exceptionally preserved street pattern. Other churches, noble houses and narrow stone lanes surround the complex, so it is best understood as part of a dense urban ensemble rather than as an isolated monument. UNESCO highlights precisely this layering of Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture as one of Trogir’s defining qualities. The exterior is easy to include in any walking route through the old town.
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Landmark · Trogir
Church of St. John the Baptist is a Romanesque church from the 12th-13th century with a portal decorated with sculpture of the Lamb of God.
Landmark · Trogir
The Church of St Peter and its bell tower are surviving parts of a former Benedictine nunnery in Trogir’s historic core.
Landmark · Trogir
The Church of St Sebastian with the city clock tower is a distinctive ensemble on Trogir’s main square beside the city loggia.