The car parks
The five, one by one
All run by the town's operator, Trogir Holding. Tariffs are posted at the machines and change from season to season, so we don't quote prices here — check on the day.
1 · Parking Fortin
Right by the old town · ≈ 2 min walk · open 24/7, year-round
Best for: a short stop — luggage drop-off, pick-up, or a quick errand in town.
The closest option — but not the one I'd choose for a long day in town. Fortin sits practically at the north-west corner of the old town, by the sports pitch near Kamerlengo fortress, and its convenience is priced accordingly. The first 20 minutes are free, which makes it perfect for dropping bags at an old-town apartment, and the machine takes cards as well as cash.
Being the closest, it also fills first. If you're staying for the day, park at T1 or T2 instead and enjoy the extra coffee money.
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2 · Parking T1 Travarica
Mainland, west of the bridge · ≈ 5 min walk · open 24/7, year-round
Best for: most visitors spending a half or full day in the old town.
A practical default choice for most visitors. T1 is a barrier-controlled lot along the main road just west of the bridge, an easy flat walk from the old town. The first 10 minutes are free, and the machines take coins, notes and cards. Part of the lot is reserved for old-town residents, so don't count on every marked space being available to visitors.
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3 · Parking T2 Put Kapelice
Mainland, up from the seafront · ≈ 6 min walk · open 24/7, year-round
Best for: a solid alternative when the spaces nearer the bridge are taken.
A useful alternative when the more central options are busy. T2 lines both sides of the Put Kapelice street a few minutes uphill from the water, and the walk down to the bridge is short and simple. The first 10 minutes are free; the operator lists the machines here as taking coins and notes, so keep some cash handy.
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4 · Parking T4 Brigi
Mainland, north-east · ≈ 7 min walk · seasonal: 15 April – 31 October
Best for: summer days when everything closer is already full.
Worth checking in summer when parking closer to the old town is already full. Brigi is the big seasonal lot north-east of the centre — it's also where the coaches go, so there's usually more room to manoeuvre. The first 10 minutes are free, and the walk in is a touch longer but straightforward. If you're arriving from the Split direction, it also lets you skip the seafront traffic entirely.
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5 · Parking T3 Put Mulina
Mainland, further north · ≈ 9 min walk
Best for: a reserve option on the busiest days.
An open lot further up in the newer part of town. It's the longest walk of the five, so we wouldn't aim for it first — but on the busiest days it's often where a space is still waiting, and the stroll down to the bridge is downhill all the way.
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