Trogir
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town and settlement in Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia | |||||
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English: Trogir is a historical city in Croatia, west of Split. A rich culture was created under the influence of ancient Greeks, Romans, and Venetians. It is the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic complex in all of Central Europe. Trogir's medieval core comprises a castle and a series of dwellings and palaces from the Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods.
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Before 1918
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In 2010
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In 2006
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In 2007
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In 2013
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In 2013
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In 2005.
Cathedral - Sveti Lovro
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In 1909
Portal
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In 1989
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Eve
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Lion
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Adam
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Adam
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The Baptism of Christ made by Andrija Aleši (15th c)
Interior
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In 1909
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In 1909
Chapel of Ivan (St John) Orsini
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Coffered vault.
Clock tower and Loggia (15th c)
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In 2008
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In 2011
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In 2014
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Relief by Firentinac (Niccolò di Giovanni Fiorentino, 1418-1506)
Kamerlengo castle
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In 1911
Churches
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St Peter (16th c)
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Our Lady of Carmel? 14th c relief
Church of St. John the Baptist (13th c)
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In 1909
Art in Trogir
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Gloriette
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Ban of Croatia, 1475-1520, by Mestrovic (1938)
Prominent houses
[edit]Town hall (15th c)
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In 2010
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In 1909
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In 2010
Cipiko Mansion (15th c)
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15 c Venetian gothic windows