Zadar Tourism

Nestled on the northern Dalmatian Coast of Croatia and dating back to 3,000 years, the old beautiful city of Zadar flaunts a stunning coastline and a rich history. Featuring a subtle atmosphere and a calm and quiet environment, the city of Zadar retains its old world charm. Though it has seen a rise in tourism over the past few years, the city still remains one of the less explored places in Croatia, which has helped conserve its rustic virgin beauty.

Packed with a myriad of historical sites, architectural marvels, and pristine beaches, Zadar is an incredibly beautiful city that can lure any kind of traveler. The Old Town of the city forms its heart and brims with breathtaking Roman ruins, ancient churches, and medieval buildings. One of Zadar’s main attractions is its magnificent churches, including St. Donat’s Church, St Simeon’s Church, and St. Anastasia Cathedral.

The city also has excellent museums, including the Museum of Ancient Glass and the Archaeological Museum. On your trip to Zadar you can indulge in a number of enjoyable activities, including heritage walks, culture tours, and day out at the picturesque Zadar waterfront. Zadar is blessed with moderate weather, with the autumn months being the most ideal time for traveling to the city.