Fortin Park

Fortin Park is located on a hill above the old town of Trogir. It was named after the former fortress that existed there and served to control the access to the city from the mainland. The fortress was probably built in the 17th century, during the Venetian rule, as part of the wider defense system of Trogir. Today, there are no visible remains of the fortress itself at this location, as the area was converted into a park that was landscaped in the 20th century and opened to public use. Fortin Park offers a clear view of the old town, the coast and the surrounding islands, which makes it an important place for sightseeing and walking. In addition to being adapted to the recreational needs of citizens and tourists, the park also contains a memorial dedicated to Croatian soldiers, which is located among the greenery and consists of stone columns and a cross. Today, it serves as a space for peaceful walks, rest and meetings. In addition, the park offers pleasant living conditions thanks to its well-maintained walkways and vegetation, as well as its proximity to the main access roads and the bridge connecting the historic city center with the mainland. This makes it an important part of the city's infrastructure and a place that promotes the quality of life of both residents and visitors to Trogir.