This tour is a journey through Zadar's historical center with licensed guide who will introduce you to city's turbulent history, culture and people. Zadar represents one of the oldest urban localities in the Mediterranean and it was populated from 1000 B.C. by its first permanent inhabitants - the Liburnians, skilled seafarers and merchants.

2000 years ago Zadar became Roman colony and regular grid of streets and squares were formed. During that time, Forum was a main square and center of social life. You will learn more about the entire complex.

Church of St. Donat is one of the most recognizable historical sites of the city. It was built in 9th century as a private chapel for bishop Donat. You will hear the story about bishop Donat and find out more about the function of the church today. Pass by without stopping.

St. Anastasia is the biggest cathedral in Dalmatia region. You will learn more about the life of St. Anastasia and the cathedral built in Romanesque style.

Greeting to the sun is situated at the very end of Zadar's peninsula. Your guide will tell you some interesting and less known facts about this world-famous attraction built in 2005.

Sea Organ is one of a kind organ in entire world, looking like stairs that descend in the sea. You will hear unique melody created by the sea.

People's square is the center of public life in Zadar. You will discover City Loggia, City Guard with the clock tower and Kalelarga, also known as the Wide Street, which is the main and most famous street in the city of Zadar.

St. Simeon's church at first was Early Christian basilica built in 5th century. Inside of the church lies silver chest with the relics of St. Simon, city's patron saint. You will hear the story of St. Simon and learn more about chest that represents magnificent goldsmith's work of art.

Five wells square is a large water cistern built by Venetians. Here you will hear the story of defensive walls of Zadar included on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.