Saint Lawrence's Cathedral

The church is definitely worth a visit, especially the statues and the reliquary. After paying a fee, you can climb the tower, from where you can overview the city. The cathedral is in the centre of the town with the beautiful square.

Beautiful Romanesque-Gothic cathedral, well worth the €5 entry fee. The entrance ticket includes access to the bell tower, which offers very good views across Trogir. Don’t miss the main door, exceptional example of a Romanesque portal.

A nice bell tower with views over the old town, it is a shame some tourists decide to ring the bell when it clearly says not to. There is netting around the tower but at the top there are some holes to allow pictures to be taken through them. No need to buy tickets in advance.

Many tourists turned their backs when they saw the ticket price, but I think €5 isn’t much for this kind of historical masterpiece. Highly recommended and a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You will be thoroughly impressed by the historical significance and the atmosphere you encounter once inside

Arrived on Sunday 6th October 2024 and clearly shut at 12:20 pm after their services and doesn't look like it will open, which was a shame. So don't believe the open times as there seems to be other things that will ckose the place or stop visitors from entering.

€5 entry, Old cathedral with lovely paintings Large bell tower that you can go Up to, allow 30 minutes to fully go up, take in the view and go down. The staircases have a large bottleneck, and people get a bit irritated in the heat (shame because it’s a holy place and people should show more patience) View is lovely up there

A very beautiful church, with a bell tower offering a stunning panoramic view of Trogir and the surrounding area. The ticket costs around 5 euros, payable in cash. Inside the church, there is a museum with treasures (photography and videography are prohibited), and places for prayer. A small spiral staircase leads to the roof, from where you can climb to the bell tower. It is not suitable for people with limited mobility, as the steps are quite steep and worn in places over many years.

An impressive, picturesque church in the heart of old town Trogir. The whole square was magical in the nice morning sunshine. I would advise visiting in early morning or evening to avoid the summer heat. There was a big line to enter the church plus it’s 5€ entry and you need to cover yourself if you wear tanktops etc.