Church of St. Donatus

Zadar City Tour 120min is a comprehensive tour with possible free entrance to a medieval church which is on our way or tastings almost every day in high season except on national holidays or Sunday afternoons. The 120min walking tour is recommended to people with bigger interest in cultural heritage and want to hear a detailed story about this old city enriched with historical and material facts. The morning tour starts from the Greeting to the Sun installation and if you fall for the Sunset join the evening tour at the Land Gate. Listen the music at the Sea Organ on the Promenade before we stop in front of the Cathedral of St. Anastasia. We will pass the Roman Forum and see the symbol of Zadar the church of St. Donatus. Benedictine Monastery of St. Mary is on our way and a view at the Sea Gate. People's Square is where everyone meets or passes with the Church of St. Simon close by. Rector's Palace takes us to the Five Wells Square and soon we'll reach the Land Gate where the winged lion demonstrates power.

Discover the magic of Zadar during an evening walk with a local guide. Learn about the city's most famous landmarks as the setting sun casts its charming light upon them. Meet your guide at the meeting point, then head from Land Gate to Five Wells Square. Pass by the Church of St. Szymon on the way to the National Square before reaching the Roman Forum. Take amazing photos with the Church of St. Donatus, Five Wells Square, and the Land Gate in the background. End your walk at the Sea Organ, where you'll admire one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world. 

In this 70 min walking tour to begin with we will take you trough the old town which is padded on the peninsula, surrounded by beautiful parks and city walls. At the heart of the peninsula there are numerous monuments, restaurants and cafes and also numerous facilities for visitors such as museums, various shops. . . Zadar's incredible Sea Organ , designed by local architect Nikola Bašić, is unique. Set within the perforated stone stairs that descend into the sea is a system of pipes and whistles that exudes wistful sighs when the movement of the sea pushes air through it. The effect is hypnotic, the mellifluous tones increasing in volume when a boat or ferry passes by. You can swim from the steps off the promenade while listening to the sounds. Sign up for the tour and meet your guide at ''Five Wells Square'' . Tour start with special introduction to the city of Zadar. The tour covers all the Old Town main sights including Forum, Five Wells Square, Kalelarga, People's Square, St. Donatus Church and St. Anastasia's Cathedral, Sea Organ, and many more.

Admire the beautiful views of Zadar on a sunset boat tour, taking in some of its most magnificent sights from the water. Starting from the City Bridge, sail around the city and admire the views of the bustling city center coming to life as the sun goes down. Pass by the most significant buildings and sights of the Old Town. See the Zadar ramparts that are listed on the Unesco World Heritage List since 2017. Relax and watch the sun set on the horizon from the boat to end your day in Zadar.

On this tour you will explore and discover the rich history and culture of Zadar along with the local lifestyle. You will hear some unique stories and discover hidden gems of the city. You will take a walk through 2000 years of history, from Roman remains to modern art installations. You will travel through time with a private guide. Itinirary: - Main Square (People's Square) - Cathedral of St. Anastasia - 16th century fortiifications (UNESCO monument) - Main Street - Roman Forum - Saint Donatus Church - Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun The tour can be customised according to your wishes and interests. Fell free to share them with your local guide.

Zadar history walking tour will be unique experience through the most exciting old town that will leave everyone breathless. Sign up for the 60 min tour and meet your guide at ''Five Wells Square'', tour start with special introduction to the city of Zadar guided exclusively by guides with high experience. This tour has a focuses both on history and culture as well as the modern everyday life of Zadar. The tour covers all the Old Town main sights including Roman Forum, Captain Tower, Five Wells Square, Kalelarga, People's Square, St. Donatus Church and St. Anastasia's Cathedral, Sea Organ, and many more.

Pick up your e-scooter in front of the agency where you will receive brief instructions about the program and safety rules for riding. Start your journey through the city along the coast road, and on the way, make a stop by the Zadar Sphinx for a short break and some photo opportunities. Continue your ride towards the old town bridge and make your way towards the historic centre. Pause at the Greeting to the Sun and the Sea Organ, modern art installations that combine light and sound, inspired by nature and the elements. After that, head towards the Church of St. Donatus, a symbol of the city of Zadar, dating back to the 9th century. Proceed with your tour along Kalelarga to the People's Square, with a short coffee break, which is a daily ritual of Zadar's inhabitants and a part of the Dalmatian way of life. Then, proceed to the picturesque harbor of Foša, offering a magnificent view of the City Gates, a masterpiece of the Renaissance. Return to the agency, concluding the tour.

Meet your guide at the most recent installation of the town- Greeting to the Sun and start a journey throughout 3000 years of history. Take a walk towards remains of Roman Forum, learn about church of St. Donatus, the emblematic symbol of Zadar built in 9th century. Find out about the importance of St. Mary's convent near by. Pass by St. Anastasia bell tower on your way to visit Melia Aniana arch. Stop to take photos of the most beautiful romanesque apses of church of St. Chrysogonus. Continue your walk towards Zadar food market where you'll taste some local produce, before visiting the People's Square. Here is one of the hiddeng gems, which are not charted on city maps. Next, you'll going to see the remains of three eastern entrances to the Old Town of Zadar. The tour will end in Queen Jelena Madijevka Park, where you can take beautiful photos of picturesque sights.

Join us on an exciting journey aboard our eco-friendly electric tuk tuk vehicles, designed to take you through the historic streets of Zadar, while taking in the stunning view of one of the world's most beautiful sunsets. The tour begins with a visit to Zadar's iconic Land Gate, a magnificent 16th-century Venetian arch adorned with intricate carvings, including the emblem of St. Mark's Lion, symbolizing Zadar's rich historical ties to Venice. Along the way, we'll stop in front of the Zadar Sphinx, the largest in this part of Europe. This monument, over 100 years old, features fingers instead of paws and is adorned with mysterious hieroglyphs. It offers a fascinating glimpse into Zadar's history and a great photo opportunity,. You'll also learn about the Greeting to the Sun and the Sea Organs, two iconic landmarks of Zadar. The Greeting to the Sun is a 22-meter diameter solar-powered installation featuring 300 glass plates that absorb sunlight during the day and produce a mesmerizing light show at night. The Sea Organs are an experimental musical instrument that uses sea waves to create harmonious sounds through a series of underwater pipes. The tour nears its end with a visit to the historic Roman Forum, where you can explore the remnants of ancient Roman architecture, including monumental columns and original pavement. Our guides will share stories that will transport you back in time, giving you a deeper understanding of the town's rich history. The tour concludes with a ride back to the pickup location, leaving you with lasting memories of Zadar's charm and beauty.

After being picked up from your hotel, we start our tour on the Seafront Promenade, taking in the most famous attractions in the city – from the Sea Organ to the Greeting to the Sun. Then, we continue to the Roman Forum Square, Church of St. Donatus and the Romanesque Cathedral of St. Anastasia. You can enjoy a Maraschino liquor tasting in one of the oldest cafes in Zadar, situated on the People’s Square. You will also visit the Museum of Ancient Glass, where you can see the glass blowing in action. Finally, enjoy some free time in Zadar before we depart for Nin. As you travel to Nin, a local guide will give you a rundown of the town’s most interesting stories. We’ll pass through the City Gates, and follow a small street to the parish Church of St. Anselm and Forum Square, where the largest Roman temple once stood on the eastern coast of the Adriatic. Just a short walk away is the Church of Holy Cross, considered the world’s smallest cathedral with a monument to Gregory of Nin. Rub his big toe for good luck. Sightseeing in Nin finishes at the Nin Saltworks, where we will take you through the story behind the salt.