Kamerlengo anchors the western end of Trogir's waterfront and provides a contrast to the compact streets around the cathedral. Consider it as part of the town's former coastal defences: its position beside the sea helps explain its purpose. Check opening arrangements before planning the walls and internal spaces, and distinguish a walk on the public waterfront from entry to the fortress. Cultural programmes also take place here in summer, with separate information from each organiser. Families and visitors with mobility difficulties should ask about steps and the specific route rather than assuming all areas are accessible. Kamerlengo makes a useful end point for an urban circuit before returning through different streets towards the central square.
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