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„Zadar has the most beautiful sunset in the world, more beautiful even than the one in Key West, Florida, which is applauded every evening.“
— Alfred Hitchcock
A city where history meets the sea
Zadar is a city of incredible energy, known for the most beautiful sunset in the world and a unique blend of Roman ruins and modern art.
Sea Organ
A unique musical instrument powered by wave energy — transforming the sea into a symphony that is never the same. An architectural marvel situated on the Zadar promenade.
Greeting to the Sun
A solar installation of 300 glass panels on the Zadar promenade that at night displays a spectacle of light and colour. Every sunset is a unique performance.
Church of St. Donatus
A monumental pre-Romanesque church from the 9th century — a symbol of Zadar and one of the most important buildings of the early Middle Ages in Croatia. Known for the Musical Evenings at St. Donatus festival.
Roman Forum
The largest Roman forum on the eastern Adriatic coast — the heart of ancient Iadera, today a lively city square surrounded by historic buildings.
Kalelarga
The longest street in the old town — full of cafés, shops and atmosphere. A stroll along Kalelarga reveals the heart of Zadar's everyday life.
Zadar sunset
Alfred Hitchcock called it the most beautiful sunset in the world. The view from the promenade with the sound of the Sea Organ creates a unique experience that attracts visitors from around the world.
Breathtaking nature
Zadar's position is ideal as it sits in the „heart of the Adriatic“, surrounded by nature parks and national parks.
Kornati National Park
A labyrinth of 89 islands, reefs and rocks — a paradise for sailing, diving and experiencing the wild Mediterranean nature.
Telašćica Nature Park
A bay and salt lake on Dugi Otok with therapeutic mud and cliffs plunging into the sea — a natural spectacle.
Paklenica National Park
The Velika and Mala Paklenica canyons in the Velebit mountains — a mecca for hiking and sport climbing with incredible panoramas.
Vransko Lake
The largest natural lake in Croatia — an ornithological reserve with over 250 bird species. The cycling path along the lake is ideal for relaxation.
The Royal Town of Nin
The smallest cathedral in the world and long sandy beaches — a blend of history, therapeutic mud and seaside relaxation.
Zrmanja River
A turquoise river and impressive canyon — perfect for rafting, kayaking and exploring untouched nature.
Pearls of the Adriatic
The Zadar Riviera offers a dazzling string of islands — from the green Ugljan to the mysterious Dugi Otok, each with its own special character.
Ugljan
Zadar's green gardens, perfect for exploring by bicycle. Olive groves, fishing spots and crystal-clear sea.
Pašman
A peaceful island with a Benedictine monastery and numerous natural coves. Ideal for escaping the hustle and bustle.
Dugi Otok
Home to Sakarun beach, one of the most beautiful sandy coves in Europe that resembles the Caribbean, and the Telašćica Nature Park.
Silba
A car-free island — peace, clear sea and sandy coves, perfect for complete relaxation.