Waterfront

The Waterfront, which you are walking along, is the main city promenade that runs along the southern edge of the historic center, right next to the sea. The current appearance of the Waterfront was shaped during the 19th century, during the Austrian administration, when the development of the coastal parts of Dalmatian cities began. During the 20th and 21st centuries, the Waterfront was expanded through several modifications and sea embankments, which resulted in larger areas available for public use and enabled easier access for ships and tourist vessels. On one side of the Waterfront are historic Venetian palaces that testify to the important role of Trogir in the past, while on the other side it offers a view of the sea and nearby Čiovo. The development of the Waterfront includes the planting of palm trees that have become a recognizable visual element of the area and contribute to the pleasantness of the walk. The Waterfront is not only a transitory space but also a center of social and cultural activities. During the summer months, it becomes a venue for various events such as concerts and festivals, which further strengthens it as an important gathering place for residents and tourists.