Audio Guide of Trogir South Gate

Discover Trogir is an audio guide experience that you can enjoy at your own pace, since Trogir is a UNESCO World Heritage city. There are no specific opening hours as such; you can start whenever you like. Tickets (access to the audio guide) can be obtained directly through our platform at iaudioguia.com/city/trogir-audioguide/.

Yes, access to the Discover Trogir audio guide has a cost. We offer different packages to suit your needs so you can enjoy a narrated and enriching experience. You can check prices and purchase your access on our website.

We recommend setting aside about 2 to 3 hours to complete the Discover Trogir audio guide. This gives you enough time to explore the main points of interest, stop at each place, and take in the city’s rich history and beauty without rushing.

Trogir is a UNESCO World Heritage city, famous for its impressive Romanesque and Gothic architecture. With the Discover Trogir audio guide, you can immerse yourself in centuries of history, from its Greek and Roman origins to its medieval splendor, discovering the stories behind its streets, churches, and palaces.

The spring months (April-May) and early autumn (September-October) are ideal, with pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Early morning or sunset are the best times of day to enjoy the city and the audio guide while avoiding the midday heat and crowds.

As a medieval city, Trogir’s historic center has cobbled streets and uneven surfaces that can make access difficult in some places for people with reduced mobility. However, many of the key sites are accessible, and the audio guide will lead you along the most suitable routes whenever possible. It is recommended to check street conditions and plan your route according to your needs.

Trogir itself is a gem! Don’t miss the Cathedral of St. Lawrence with Radovan’s Portal, Cipiko Palace, and Kamerlengo Fortress. You can also take trips to Split, Krka Waterfalls, or the island of Šolta, all within easy reach from Trogir.

Of course—here are a few. Make sure your smartphone is fully charged before you start, and bring comfortable headphones. We also recommend wearing comfortable shoes for walking on cobbled streets and carrying a bottle of water, especially in summer. And don’t forget to stop at local cafés to try delicious Croatian coffee!