Guidebook for Seget Donji
Parks & Nature
Krka is a monument of nature of the highest category. The phenomenon of tufa barriers creating the beauty of cascades and sights and sound of water in the karst continues to attract people from all around the world. Animal world is rich here – as many as ten endemic fish species can be found in the area. There are 225 bird species in the area too, making the Krka River an ornithological area of extraordinary value.
Plant world is also thriving in the amazing abundance of water, including iris, the national flower of Croatia as proclaimed by the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts.
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Krka National Park
Krka is a monument of nature of the highest category. The phenomenon of tufa barriers creating the beauty of cascades and sights and sound of water in the karst continues to attract people from all around the world. Animal world is rich here – as many as ten endemic fish species can be found in the area. There are 225 bird species in the area too, making the Krka River an ornithological area of extraordinary value.
Plant world is also thriving in the amazing abundance of water, including iris, the national flower of Croatia as proclaimed by the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts.
The Plitvice Lakes are part of the UNESCO World Heritage List – and an area guaranteeing a genuine thrill to visitors, due to the abundant plant and animal world, and a unique phenomenon of tufa barriers. The area of the Park is adorned with as many as 58 orchid species, including Lady’s slipper. The forests of Plitvice are habitat to bear, wolf, lynx, Ural owl and otter. The virgin forest of Čorkova uvala is a particularly valuable forest vegetation site in the area – a community of beech and fir persevering without direct impact of man as a stable forest ecosystem.
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Plitvice Lakes National Park
The Plitvice Lakes are part of the UNESCO World Heritage List – and an area guaranteeing a genuine thrill to visitors, due to the abundant plant and animal world, and a unique phenomenon of tufa barriers. The area of the Park is adorned with as many as 58 orchid species, including Lady’s slipper. The forests of Plitvice are habitat to bear, wolf, lynx, Ural owl and otter. The virgin forest of Čorkova uvala is a particularly valuable forest vegetation site in the area – a community of beech and fir persevering without direct impact of man as a stable forest ecosystem.
Arts & Culture
Radovanov trg
Radovanov trgTrogir is a remarkable example of urban continuity. The orthogonal street plan of this island settlement dates back to the Hellenistic period and it was embellished by successive rulers with many fine public and domestic buildings and fortifications. Its beautiful Romanesque churches are complemented by the outstanding Renaissance and Baroque buildings from the Venetian period.
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Trogir
Trogir is a remarkable example of urban continuity. The orthogonal street plan of this island settlement dates back to the Hellenistic period and it was embellished by successive rulers with many fine public and domestic buildings and fortifications. Its beautiful Romanesque churches are complemented by the outstanding Renaissance and Baroque buildings from the Venetian period.
Town Museum
4 Ul. Gradska vrataEverything Else
Donji Seget is located directly by the sea. The village was built as a type of closed, rectangle settlement.
The village was established, when the Trogir nobleman Jakov Rotondo got the allowance to build a fortified tower around the village.
The church of St. Antun Padovanski was built in 1758. Several churches from ancient times are in the field, and the one of St. Daniel is probably from the pre Romanic time.
In the town and especially in the fields, one can see the forts built for the defence from the Turks.
Thanks to the location and the mild climate the population today mainly deals with agriculture, fishing, ship-building and tourism.
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Seget Donji
Donji Seget is located directly by the sea. The village was built as a type of closed, rectangle settlement.
The village was established, when the Trogir nobleman Jakov Rotondo got the allowance to build a fortified tower around the village.
The church of St. Antun Padovanski was built in 1758. Several churches from ancient times are in the field, and the one of St. Daniel is probably from the pre Romanic time.
In the town and especially in the fields, one can see the forts built for the defence from the Turks.
Thanks to the location and the mild climate the population today mainly deals with agriculture, fishing, ship-building and tourism.
Entertainment & Activities
Sports facilities include:
two football fields,
fitness course
miniature golf,
6 tennis courts,
football, basketball, handball and volleyball,
bowls,
table tennis,
mini fitness,
beach volleyball,
various water sports and
kids playground
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Hotel Medena
185 Ul. Hrvatskih žrtavaSports facilities include:
two football fields,
fitness course
miniature golf,
6 tennis courts,
football, basketball, handball and volleyball,
bowls,
table tennis,
mini fitness,
beach volleyball,
various water sports and
kids playground
Shopping
Kaufland
301 kneza TrpimiraRibola
Tommy Market
37 Zagrebačka ul.Mall of Split
93 Ul. Josipa JovićaCity Center one Split
207 Vukovarska ul.Lidl
1 kneza TrpimiraSightseeing
The St. Lawrence Cathedral and Bell Tower
Trg Ivana Pavla IITower Kamerlengo Trogir
Obala bana BerislavićaKula Sv.Marka
14 Ul. Hrvatskog proljeća 1971.