Trolokve: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The A7 Šibenik–Kaštel Stari cycling stage reaches Trolokve after passing the Church of St. Stephen and its cemetery. The road cycling loop from Prgomet via St. Stephen Church, St. Anthony and St. Vincent Chapel also passes through Trolokve 5.3 kilometres after its start.

Renting a holiday apartment in Trolokve can be part of your personal travel planning.

Geographical location

Trolokve is a settlement in the Zagora part of Split-Dalmatia County. Local roads connect the hamlets of Bašići, Konse, Gluići, Bačići, Kesići, Grgići and Šerići with local or county roads. A separate road connects St Stipan Church via Put Gospe od Anđela to County Road 6112.

Culture and history

Trolokve belongs to the parish of St. Anthony of Padua, based in Primorski Dolac. The Church of St. Stephen is one of the churches in this parish. The local calendar includes the Feast of Our Lady of the Angels on 2 August.

The Church of St. Stephen was renovated with the help of the Municipality of Prgomet; its presbytery and altar were excluded. Trolokve's cultural heritage inventory also includes St Stipan Church, traditional rural buildings in the hamlets of Šerići and Borzići, and a historic cistern at the entrance to Jadriće.

Landscape and regional surroundings

The surroundings of Trolokve include Biluš Planina, Opor and Krpušnjak. The wider regional area includes Crni Vrh and Telegrin. The area around Prgomet is considered green; its fertile red soil is used for growing field crops.

The wider regional area around Trolokve also includes the Mestrovic Gallery, the Archaeological Museum, the Palais de Dioclétien de Split and Dalmatia.

For the higher-level travel overview: Općina Prgomet.