Church of All Saints, Trogir

The Church of All Saints is part of Trogir's UNESCO World Heritage Site and was built in 1588 in the Pasike district, a transitional area between the commercial and residential zones. Its architecture reflects Renaissance and early Baroque influences. The façade features a characteristic rose window in the center, while above the cornice lies an inscription plaque with the year 1588, crowned by three coats of arms, with the central one belonging to Bishop Antonio Guido. Belfries positioned at the roof's peak create a harmonious visual composition.