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Zulin apartments are situated in Seget Vranjica. Seget Vranjica is a small tourist resort located 5 km north of Trogir, in the direction of Šibenik and 8 km from the international airport of Split, it is almost connected with Trogir. Its extraordinary cultural heritage invites for sightseeing and evening walks. Various accommodation facilities (hotels, campsites, apartments), rich offer of wholesome food (fruit, vegetables), particularly from the hinterland (lamb), together with domestic products and seafood, sports and recreational opportunities, water sports and night fishing, make Seget and its surroundings an attractive tourist resort, which meets most various requirements of tourists. The cultural and historical offer of Trogir or Split, with the highest quality repertoire, attracts even the most selective visitors. - A 1-km walk by the sea leads to the tourist resort Medena.
Seget Vranjica has everything which is necessary for a pleasant and peaceful stay in a beautiful Mediterranean environment. Because of the vicinity of several ACI marines and the ferry port Split which connects you to numerous Dalmatian destinations, which makes Trogir Holiday- Zulin apartments the ideal starting point for seeing the Adriatic.
The Trogir Riviera and the surroundings of Seget Vranjica are marked with bays with stone and pebble beaches, lush Mediterranean vegetation, centuries old vineyards and olive groves, and islands and islets ideal for one-day excursions with barges or sailboats. The kind hosts, quality accommodation and restaurants with a wide variety of Dalmatian food guarantee a pleasant stay in this attractive Dalmatian town.
Along with wine cellars and restaurants in the town itself, we also recommend visiting restaurants in Trogir, Donji and Gornji Seget, while entertainment and night life can be found in numerous nearby tourist centers of entertainment such as Trogir, Split, Primošten, Rogoznica. For those who love cultural manifestations, we can recommend events within the Trogir Cultural Summer and the Split Summer Games.
Trogir is a picturesque town arranged with parks where every stone is a monument and its coast is surrounded from all sides by the sea. The town was settled in the 3rd century, but people lived in this area before. The Greek colony Tragurion was established by seamen, who came from the island Vis. Trogir was famous in the Roman Empire because of its excellent marble. A few reliefs from the antique history of Trogir are preserved like the one of Kairos (4th-3rd century B.C.) and a work, which represents a woman on a loom (2nd-1st century B.C.). Trogir has been under the rule of the Byzanthian Czar and his Exarch in Ravenna since Dalmatia became a region - a themate of the East Roman Empire.
A new population settled with the time around the town - the Croats, who wrote the second page in the history of this area. The Hungarian- Croatian king guaranteed the town an autonomy in 1107 and it was on power till the arrival of the Venetians. The communal autonomy based on the town statute from 1332 and the privileges of Coloman also developed in those centuries. The early Romanic church of St. Barbara from the lllh century is especially worth to mention.
The period from the 13th to 15th century represents the top of the social, economic, cultural and artistic power of Trogir. This was the time of big buildings, the improvement of the fortification system with walls and fortresses, which surrounded the town completely. This was also the time of the dukes of Bribir from the dynasty Subic, of the humanist and writer Koriolan Cipico and the Croatian Ban Petar Berislavic, who has been famous as a fighter against the Turks in the Croatian history. Domestic masters and artists have left their impressive works behind: Radovan, Blaz Jurjev Trogiranin ,Ivan Duknovic, and also Andrija Alesi and Nikola Firentinac.
The cathedral of St. Lovre with the famous Portal of Radovan is a church where we can find styles from the Romanic to the Baroque and numerous artists left their traces behind in it. The art collection of the cathedral protects the most worthy culture and art heritage of the town Trogir.It is located on the main square that is the same as in the time of the antique founding of the city. The cathedral is beside the town hall, court, the town tower and one of the most beautiful palaces - Cipiko.
The influence of Venice is recognizable in the culture and architecture from 1420. to 1797., but the Croatian language survived during the 400 years of the Venetian government, although Italian was also the official language beside Latin. Venice recognized very well the importance of the port, the sea trade and the navigation. The French government (1806-1814) started a series of changes in the life of the town, especially concerning the schools, economy, agriculture, health service etc. The Austrian government lasted from 1814 to 1918. In this time the aristocratic families declined more and more and the citizens took step by step the politic and cultural leadership. This was also the time of the Croatian National Renewal and the fight for power between the Autonomy- and the Peoples Party. At the beginning of the 20th century new public buildings were built, and the harbor promenade was arranged. After the World War I. the town became part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Slovenes and Croats. Trogir was then part of the Kingdom Yugoslavia and later of the communist Yugoslavia (FNRJ and SFRJ).
The town Trogir has also survived a few wars, including the last Home War, so that it welcomed the end of the 20th century in an independent Croatia. The wealth and the variety of its cultural heritage and the interesting history of the town are the main reasons, why the town is since 1997 under the protection of the UNESCO. We can say without exaggeration that Trogir is an unavoidable holiday destination!
That is one of the best Trogir holiday- Zulin apartments values- vicinity of numerous natural and cultural values. From our apartments You can also travel to:
Split: The construction of this luxurious palace started in 295 and lasted until 305. Emperor Diocletian spent his last years there. The palace has a quadrangular ground-plan with the 215 x 180 m dimensions and occupies the surface of 38 500 m2. This best preserved antique building in Croatia was built of the stone from the island of Brac. It displays the elements of an ancient villa and a fortified castle and comprises the nucleus of today's Split. During the 5th and 6th centuries the Palace became a dwelling object, while more than 2600 people lived there at the end of the 19th century. Today, its cellars have been transformed into exhibition areas, and the open square of the monumental Palace have become attractive summer stages for cultural events.
Krka: National Park Krka is situated on the most beautiful Croatian karst river Krka. The river represents a sort of karst phenomenon, which, on its way towards the sea, forms numerous lakes, waterfalls and currents. Most impressive and most visited of these are Skradinski buk and Roški waterfall. Roški waterfall is easily reachable and can be visited through the entire year. From Roški waterfall onwards, the river Krka forms a long Visovacko lake. In the middle of this lake stands an island called Visovac with a church and Franciscan monastery, which give the lake additional sense of mystery. First people to visit the island were the Augustines (hermits) in the 14th century who built the convent and church. Skradinski buk is considered to be one of the most beautiful segmented waterfalls in Europe. It is possible to see it from several places connected by walking paths and bridges.
Zulin apartments are situated in Seget Vranjica. Seget Vranjica is a small tourist resort located 5 km north of Trogir, in the direction of Šibenik and 8 km from the international airport of Split, it is almost connected with Trogir. Its extraordinary cultural heritage invites for sightseeing and evening walks. Various accommodation facilities (hotels, campsites, apartments), rich offer of wholesome food (fruit, vegetables), particularly from the hinterland (lamb), together with domestic products and seafood, sports and recreational opportunities, water sports and night fishing, make Seget and its surroundings an attractive tourist resort, which meets most various requirements of tourists. The cultural and historical offer of Trogir or Split, with the highest quality repertoire, attracts even the most selective visitors. - A 1-km walk by the sea leads to the tourist resort Medena.
Seget Vranjica has everything which is necessary for a pleasant and peaceful stay in a beautiful Mediterranean environment. Because of the vicinity of several ACI marines and the ferry port Split which connects you to numerous Dalmatian destinations, which makes Trogir Holiday- Zulin apartments the ideal starting point for seeing the Adriatic.
The Trogir Riviera and the surroundings of Seget Vranjica are marked with bays with stone and pebble beaches, lush Mediterranean vegetation, centuries old vineyards and olive groves, and islands and islets ideal for one-day excursions with barges or sailboats. The kind hosts, quality accommodation and restaurants with a wide variety of Dalmatian food guarantee a pleasant stay in this attractive Dalmatian town.
Along with wine cellars and restaurants in the town itself, we also recommend visiting restaurants in Trogir, Donji and Gornji Seget, while entertainment and night life can be found in numerous nearby tourist centers of entertainment such as Trogir, Split, Primošten, Rogoznica. For those who love cultural manifestations, we can recommend events within the Trogir Cultural Summer and the Split Summer Games.
Trogir is a picturesque town arranged with parks where every stone is a monument and its coast is surrounded from all sides by the sea. The town was settled in the 3rd century, but people lived in this area before. The Greek colony Tragurion was established by seamen, who came from the island Vis. Trogir was famous in the Roman Empire because of its excellent marble. A few reliefs from the antique history of Trogir are preserved like the one of Kairos (4th-3rd century B.C.) and a work, which represents a woman on a loom (2nd-1st century B.C.). Trogir has been under the rule of the Byzanthian Czar and his Exarch in Ravenna since Dalmatia became a region - a themate of the East Roman Empire.
A new population settled with the time around the town - the Croats, who wrote the second page in the history of this area. The Hungarian- Croatian king guaranteed the town an autonomy in 1107 and it was on power till the arrival of the Venetians. The communal autonomy based on the town statute from 1332 and the privileges of Coloman also developed in those centuries. The early Romanic church of St. Barbara from the lllh century is especially worth to mention.
The period from the 13th to 15th century represents the top of the social, economic, cultural and artistic power of Trogir. This was the time of big buildings, the improvement of the fortification system with walls and fortresses, which surrounded the town completely. This was also the time of the dukes of Bribir from the dynasty Subic, of the humanist and writer Koriolan Cipico and the Croatian Ban Petar Berislavic, who has been famous as a fighter against the Turks in the Croatian history. Domestic masters and artists have left their impressive works behind: Radovan, Blaz Jurjev Trogiranin ,Ivan Duknovic, and also Andrija Alesi and Nikola Firentinac.
The cathedral of St. Lovre with the famous Portal of Radovan is a church where we can find styles from the Romanic to the Baroque and numerous artists left their traces behind in it. The art collection of the cathedral protects the most worthy culture and art heritage of the town Trogir.It is located on the main square that is the same as in the time of the antique founding of the city. The cathedral is beside the town hall, court, the town tower and one of the most beautiful palaces - Cipiko.
The influence of Venice is recognizable in the culture and architecture from 1420. to 1797., but the Croatian language survived during the 400 years of the Venetian government, although Italian was also the official language beside Latin. Venice recognized very well the importance of the port, the sea trade and the navigation. The French government (1806-1814) started a series of changes in the life of the town, especially concerning the schools, economy, agriculture, health service etc. The Austrian government lasted from 1814 to 1918. In this time the aristocratic families declined more and more and the citizens took step by step the politic and cultural leadership. This was also the time of the Croatian National Renewal and the fight for power between the Autonomy- and the Peoples Party. At the beginning of the 20th century new public buildings were built, and the harbor promenade was arranged. After the World War I. the town became part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Slovenes and Croats. Trogir was then part of the Kingdom Yugoslavia and later of the communist Yugoslavia (FNRJ and SFRJ).
The town Trogir has also survived a few wars, including the last Home War, so that it welcomed the end of the 20th century in an independent Croatia. The wealth and the variety of its cultural heritage and the interesting history of the town are the main reasons, why the town is since 1997 under the protection of the UNESCO. We can say without exaggeration that Trogir is an unavoidable holiday destination!
That is one of the best Trogir holiday- Zulin apartments values- vicinity of numerous natural and cultural values. From our apartments You can also travel to:
Split: The construction of this luxurious palace started in 295 and lasted until 305. Emperor Diocletian spent his last years there. The palace has a quadrangular ground-plan with the 215 x 180 m dimensions and occupies the surface of 38 500 m2. This best preserved antique building in Croatia was built of the stone from the island of Brac. It displays the elements of an ancient villa and a fortified castle and comprises the nucleus of today's Split. During the 5th and 6th centuries the Palace became a dwelling object, while more than 2600 people lived there at the end of the 19th century. Today, its cellars have been transformed into exhibition areas, and the open square of the monumental Palace have become attractive summer stages for cultural events.
Krka: National Park Krka is situated on the most beautiful Croatian karst river Krka. The river represents a sort of karst phenomenon, which, on its way towards the sea, forms numerous lakes, waterfalls and currents. Most impressive and most visited of these are Skradinski buk and Roški waterfall. Roški waterfall is easily reachable and can be visited through the entire year. From Roški waterfall onwards, the river Krka forms a long Visovacko lake. In the middle of this lake stands an island called Visovac with a church and Franciscan monastery, which give the lake additional sense of mystery. First people to visit the island were the Augustines (hermits) in the 14th century who built the convent and church. Skradinski buk is considered to be one of the most beautiful segmented waterfalls in Europe. It is possible to see it from several places connected by walking paths and bridges.
