Trogir Cathedral (Katedrala Svetog Louvre)

The church of St Lovro, also known as San Lorenzo de Trogir, is the jewel of this small town that UNESCO has declared a World Heritage Site. It can be found on the Croatian coast, about 30 kilometers from Split. You can't miss taking a trip here. Going into the church is free, but in order to climb up to the tower and admire the gorgeous view, you'll have to pay two or three euros. In the church, the sculptures are beautiful, and there are richly decorated ceilings. I can honestly say it's one of the few times I've seen a representation of God, flowing from the ceiling, to convey a message to his people.

The Trogir Cathedral (or: Katedrala Svetog Louvre) can be found about 27 kilometers west of Split, in the city of Trogir. Trogir Cathedral, is located right in the city center, and it's known popularly with the locals as the Cathedral of St. Lovro. It was made in the early thirteenth century Romanesque reminiscent in its design, but its Gothic decor prevails. Later in the XV and XVI adds two chapels. The entrance to the cathedral is free, but to visit the Treasury charge 20 kn.

You can climb to the top of the tower and treat yourself to an amazing view of Trogir.