Your tour begins at Wine Garden Zadar, a cozy courtyard tucked beside the city market. Here, you’ll meet your guide and start your tour the Dalmatian way - with coffee and prosciutto.

At Trznica Zadar, you’ll dive into the city’s lively open-air market, surrounded by the colors and energy of daily life. Here, you’ll sample authentic Pag cheese and seasonal local treats, meet friendly vendors, and experience the flavors that define Dalmatia. It’s the perfect spot to taste, explore, and soak up the real atmosphere of Zadar’s food culture.

On Siroka Ulica, Zadar’s bustling main street, you’ll pause to enjoy artisan gelato made with natural ingredients. It’s a sweet break in the heart of the Old Town, where you can savor local flavors and watch the city’s vibrant street life all around you.

At the Roman Forum, you’ll walk among ancient stone columns and ruins that once marked the heart of Roman Zadar. Your guide will share stories of how this grand square was the center of public life, trade, and politics for centuries. It’s a chance to step back in time, imagine daily life in ancient Iadera, and soak in the unique blend of history and vibrant city life that surrounds this iconic landmark.

At a cozy konoba tucked beside the Church of St. Ilija, you’ll relax in a charming garden setting and taste a classic Dalmatian favorite: cuttlefish risotto. This slow-cooked dish, rich with local flavors and tradition, offers a true taste of Zadar’s culinary heritage in an inviting, authentic atmosphere.

At the Salutation to the Sun, you’ll visit one of Zadar’s most unique landmarks. This modern installation captures the energy of the sun and transforms it into a dazzling light show, set right on the waterfront. It’s a perfect spot to enjoy the sea views and snap some unforgettable photos.

At the Sea Organ, you’ll experience Zadar’s famous musical landmark, where the waves create natural melodies through hidden pipes along the waterfront. It’s a one-of-a-kind spot to relax, listen to the sea’s song, and immerse yourself in your environment.

Your final stop is Konoba Martinac, a welcoming local tavern known for its authentic charm. Here, you’ll savor brudet, an iconic Dalmatian fish stew, served with wine or another refreshing drink. It’s the perfect way to end your tour, enjoying traditional flavors and warm hospitality in a relaxed setting.