Loggia - Doorway
Loggia - Doorway
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The big relief sculpture on the south wall represents Petar Berislavic, a Croatian viceroy and warrior.
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macedonboy
Glasgow, UK185,662 contributions
May 2023
The Loggia Trogir is located in the heart of the main square of Trogir Old Town. It is an antique building dating back to the 13th century. It has a unique architecture that represents the grandeur of ancient architecture in Croatia. Probably influenced by the Venetian republic, the building is similar to an Italianate loggia, consisting of a structure open on all sides, designed by the Croatian architect, Ivan Meštrović. The structure was apparently used as a courtroom and the north wall still has the judge's table. Behind that is a 14th century relief portraying the personification of Justice.
Written 31 May 2023
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Jake23
New Jersey6,855 contributions
Aug 2017 • Couples
This is a very interesting building in the heart of Trogir. Check out the wonderful sculpting and design of the building. Its in the main square of old city Trogir.
Written 6 August 2017
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424TarikFX🇧🇦
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina42,450 contributions
Sept 2016 • Solo
A splendid example of Venetian Reneissance architecture, this a type of city loggia that can be found in other cities too which have been under Venetian rule
Written 5 August 2017
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shropshirenick
Shrewsbury, UK20,200 contributions
Jun 2017 • Family
The loggia doorway is very interesting and beautiful and I thought the ceiling was even more beautiful.
Written 24 June 2017
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Dinko P
Zagreb, Croatia838 contributions
Aug 2014 • Family
When you are on the main square in old city of Trogir, there is a plenty of architectural pieces you should take a closer look. One of the best pieces is loggia. You can enter it and enjoy artworks on walls and ceiling, amazing.
Written 29 November 2014
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Andydjp
Stotfold, UK637 contributions
Jun 2019
For such a small area there is plenty of history associated with the building. With wall art with history attached to it and concrete seating around it so you can sit and watch the activity in the main square. This area is used for local weddings and events so sometimes is not accessible but you can still see it even if you cant get into it. Very nice place to visit.
Written 22 October 2019
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Patricia R
Targu Mures, Romania192 contributions
Sept 2019 • Couples
It's a beautiful building that one needs to take a few minutes to acknowledge when visiting the historical city center. It's free of charge, yet very popular with the tourists so you might have to wait your turn to climb the few stairs and behold it.
Written 23 September 2019
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Greg
Cambridge, UK5,219 contributions
Aug 2019 • Couples
Found in the main square and a central meeting point, City Loggia displays exquisite sculptures and Renaissance architecture. It was used for many different purposes - mostly as a court - and was restored most recently in 2018 to cope with the influx of tourists to Trogir.
Written 12 August 2019
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Vince F
London, UK64 contributions
Sept 2018 • Couples
Make sure you get to hear the Klappa singing. Marvellous. Wanted to join in. And the architecture isn't bad.
Written 29 September 2018
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Jan s
Traralgon, Australia3,649 contributions
Aug 2017 • Couples
Really a lovely, simple building that forms part of the square along with the museum for religious artworks, the cathedral and a simple temple that now seems to be a memorial to locals who lost their lives in the civil war.
Written 29 August 2017
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