Trogir, a town listed in the UNESCO cultural heritage list and situated on a small island between the mainland and the island of Čiovo has every right to be called a museum-town because its every stone and every building are crucial for a certain period in history.

From its first days the town was rich in numerous works of art. Many of them draw our attention by their beauty and grandeur: Kairos - divinity of a glorious moment; Radovan's portal - the most precious monument of Dalmatian stone-mason's art made by master Radovan and his pupils; the greatest tourist attraction - St. Lawrence's Cathedral which is Romanic, Gothic and Renaissance in style; Prince's palace, Municipal loggia, Čipiko palace and other numerous palaces, towers, churches and works of art. All those monuments are not luxurious but they show the original development of the town. Thus placed in such a small area they make Trogir a real treasury of art.